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PREFACE. 


work  is  designed  as  a  Dictionary  of  American  and  Eng- 
JL  lish  Initials  and  Pseudonyms  employed  from  the  beginning  of 
the  18th  century  to  the  present  time;  to  which  have  been  added 
some  of  the  more  recent  and  important  Continental  ones,  and  a 
few  false-names,  which,  by  a  strict  definition  of  words,  would  be 
called  soubriquets. 

A  similar  work  by  Mr.  Albert  E.  Frey,  of  the  Astor  Library, 
New  York  City,  was  placed  by  the  publishers  afc  the  writer's 
disposal,  from  which  about  two  thousand  titles  were  taken,  and 
added  to  his  own  compilation,  making  an  aggregate  of  twelve 
thousand  initials  and  pseudonyms,  and  eight  thousand  real  names 
of  authors. 

Attention  is  called  to  the  very  complete  article,  by  Mr.  Frey, 
on  "  Junius,"  to  be  found  in  the  first  part. 

For  the  convenience  of  those  using  this  diction  ar}*,  it  may 
be  well  to  state  that  the  first  part  gives  the  initials  and  pseu- 
donyms, followed  by  the  real  names,  of  the  authors,  together  with 
some  representative  literary  performance ;  and  the  method  used  in 
indexing,  with  some  exceptions,  is  to  treat  the  literary  disguises 
as  real  names,  and  arrange  them  as  is  customary  with  the  latter, 
i.e.,  the  last  member  of  the  initial  or  pseudonym  is  put  first,  and 
determines  the  alphabetical  order.  The  second  part  contains  the 
real  names  of  authors,  followed  by  the  initials  and  pseudonyms, 
and  short  biographical  notices. 

The  writer  has  endeavored  to  make  this  work  both  compre- 
hensive and  correct,  and,  in  order  to  do  this,  has  availed  him- 
self of  the  Harvard  University  Library,  and  every  other  source 


iy  PKEFACE. 

of  information  to  which  the  kindness  of  those  interested  in  the 
undertaking  has  given  him  access,  and  believes  he  has  been 
enabled  to  produce'  a  volume  that  will  be  useful  to  librarians 
and  of  interest  to  the  general  reader. 

Notification  of  errors  or  omissions,  o%  any  information  that  would 
add    to    the   value    of    the    work,   will    be    gladly    received    by    the 

undersigned. 

WILLIAM   GUSHING. 
OCT.  1,  1885. 

18  WENDELL  STREET, 

CAMBRIDGE,  MASS. 


INITIALS   AND    PSEUDONYMS. 


PART   I. 


*.  Henry  Ward  Beechert  in  the  New 
York  "Independent,"  author  of  "The 
•Star  Papers  "  N  Y.  1855 

*.  Rev.  Benjamin  Franklin  De  Costa, 
in  his  letters  to  "The  Advertiser"  (Bos- 
ton), during  1861-62 

*.  Charles  Fenno  Hoffman  His  signa- 
ture in  the  New  York  "American,"  m 
which  he  published  a  series  of  brilliant 
.articles. 

***.  William  Kelynack  Dale.  Mam- 
mon ;  a  poem  By ...  Penzance,  1856 

***.  Rev.  Benjamin  franklin  De  Costa, 
in  his  letters  to  "The  Advertiser"  (Bos- 
ton), during  1861-62. 

*#*,a  Magistrate  in  the  Cotmtrey 
Sir  Francis  Grant,  Lord  Cullen.  A  let- 
ter .  .  giving  a  new  historical  account  of 
designs,  through  the  Christian  world  .  .  . 
Edmb.  1701. 

***,  Americain  M.  Paul  Ulrich  Du- 
•buisson  Abrege  de  la  Revolution  de 
rAmenque  anglaise.  Paris,  1778. 

****  Rev.  Matthew  Raine,  in  Beloe's 
"  Sexagenarian/'  Vol  I ,  chap.  40. 

****  Mrs.  Ameha  Opie,  in  Beloe's 
"Sexagenarian,"  I.,  411  2d  ed.  L. 
1818 

#***  Rev  John  Lewis  A  dissertation 
«on  the  antiquity  and  use  of  seals  in 
England  .  .  ,  L  1740. 

****,  The  Late  Lord.  Henry  Hyde, 
Lord  Hyde  and  Cornbury  The  mistakes ; 
.  ,  a  comedy.  L.  1758, 

**#*,  Priscilla.  Priscilla  Walcefield. 
Leisure  hours;  or,  entertaining  dia- 
logues ...  By  ...  L.  1794. 

****  #*#*#*.  J0hn  Murray.  Letter 
to  ...  on  the  Eev.  W.  L.  Bowles's 
strictures  on  the  life  and  writings  of 
Pope  "  By  the  Eight  Hon.  Lord  Byron. 
L.  1821. 

*#*#*t  ##*#.  $fr$.  Anne  Penny.  Po- 
king, with  a  dramatic  entertainment.  L. 
,1772. 


The  Rev  James  Pycroft. 
The  collegian's  guide,  or,  recollections 
of  college  days  ...  L.  1845. 

*#**#**j  Lady  • "  '•".  John  Hall  Stev- 
enson Moral  tales  .  .  2d  ed  L.  1783. 

#*####*,  Sir  *##*##  gir  R0iert  Wai- 
pole 

****«ii»g9  ***#**8  sHjHi^  Esq.  Charles 
John  Darling  Scintillas  juris.  L.  1877. 

********  M.  A,  Fellow  of  JSTew 
College.  Thomas  Le  Mesuner.  Trans- 
lations, chiefly  from  the  Italian,  of  Pe- 
trarch and  Metastasio  Oxf  1795. 

John    H     B.   Latrobe.      Three 

great  battles     Baltimore,  1863. 

,  The  Honourable  Mr.  Wil- 
liam Coombe  The  auction:  a  town  ec- 
logue By  ...  L.  1778 

»Esq ,  Member  of  Parlia- 
ment for  the  County  of  .  Sir 

John  Sinclair.  Lucubrations  during  a 
short  recess  ...  L.  1782. 

,  Lady.     Lady  Wallace.    A 

letter  to  a  friend,  with  a  poem  called 
"  The  ghost  of  Werter."  By  ...  L. 
1788. 

s  s,  M.  A.  of  the  Univer- 
sity of  Oxford  Chailes  Lucas  Free 
thoughts  on  a  general  reform  .  .  .  Bath, 
1796. 

? .      Charles   Wolcott  Balestier,     A 

potent  philter,  contributed  to  "  The  Trib- 
une" (N.Y.),  1884. 

g^p*"  Joseph  Addison*  in  his  contribu- 
tions to  "  The  Guardian." 

<--i^$.  J*  Walker.  Miscellaneous  ob- 
servations upon  authors  ancient  and 
modern.  L,  1731-32 

O.  —  See«Theta." 

M iss  Ehza  Brown  Chase. 
Over  the  border :  Acadia, 
ome  Of  Erangeline. 
B.  1884. 

The  above  musical  notes  represent  *<  E.B.G.," 
the  initials  of  the  author's  name. 


A  (alpha).  Mr.  Bowden.  Lyra  apos- 
tolica.  Derby  and  L.  1836. 

The  above  "work  consists  of  a  collection  of 
poems  reprinted  from  «« The  British  Magazine," 
in  -which  they  had  previously  appeared  over  the 
following  signatures :  — 

a  (alpha).    Mr.  Bowden  (as  above). 

P.    R.  Hurrell  Froude 

•y.    John  Keble. 

8.    John  Henry  Newman 

€.    Isaac  Williams. 

£.    Rev.  Henry  William  Wilberfwce. 

A.  Samuel  Adams,  in  the  "Boston 
Gazette." 

A.  William  Henry  Davenport  Adams. 
The  desert  world  ...  L.  1869. 

A  Wilkes  Allen,  in  "The  Polyan- 
thos  "  (Boston),  1806-07. 

A.  Mrs.  Allenby.  The  starling  of  the 
spire ;  or,  a  bird's-eye  view  of  the  church 
as  it  was.  [In  verse.]  .  .  L  1866. 

A.  Mr.  Anthony.  Irwell,  and  other 
poems  ...  L.  1843. 

A.  Matthew  Arnold.  The  strayed 
reveller.  L.  1849  Empedocles  on  Etna. 
L.  1852. 

A.  Benjamin  Brierley.  Goin'  to  Cy- 
prus, By  A.  Manchester,  1879. 

A.  Rev.  John  2£eblet  one  of  the  con- 
tributors to  "  Tracts  for  the  Times."  L. 
1840-48. 

A.  Bishop  Zachary  Pearce.  Miscella- 
neous observations  upon  authors  ancient 
and  modern.  L.  1731-32. 

A.    Alexander  Pope.  —  See  "  Bavius." 

A.  John  Smith.  His  signature  to 
papers  in  the  "Microcosm,"  published 
at  Eton  College.  1786  et  seq. 

A  Joshua  Smith.  Scandal  [in  verse]  ; 
by  the  biographer  of  Anacreon.  Holt, 
Norfolk,  1827. 

A.  Mrs.  Caroline  Anne  Bowles  Southey. 
Chapters  on  churchyards,  in  "Black- 
wood's  Magazine,"  commenced  Anril. 
1824. 

These  contributions  to  "  Black-wood "  -were 
published  separately  in  1829,  and  2d  ed.  in  1841. 

A  Ann  Taylor.  The  wedding  among 
the  flowers,  [In  verse.]  ...  L.  1808. 

A.,  A  Adam  Anderson.  Jim  Blake's 
tour  from  Clonave  to  London.  Illus- 
trated with  sketches  by  E.  N.,  A.  &.  A. 
[Erskine  Mcol  ]  . .  Preface  and  notes 
by  A.  A.  Dublin,  1867 

A,,  A.  Mrs.  Anna  Atkins.  '  The 
colonel:  a  story  of  fashionable  life, 
1853.  A  page  from  the  peerage,  1868. 
The  perils  of  fashion,  1852. 

A»,  A.  A.  Hon.  Alvey  A.  Adee  Ba- 
con s  Promus.  By . .  In  the  "  Repub- 

?S&o  "^k^011'  3W»-»   March,    May, 
1883. 


A.,  A.  H.  Andrew  Hittiard  Attentive. 
Islam.  L.  1878. 

A,  AS.  A.  S.  Atcheson.  The  bread 
of  life  .  1849. 

A ,  B.  Benjamin  Antrobus.  Buds  and 
blossoms  of  piety  ...  2d  ed.  L.  1091. 

A.  B.  Benjamin  F i ankhn.  Proposed 
new  version  of  the  Bible;  one  ot  the 
bagatelles  (written  about  1778). 

A  B.  Matthew  Hole  An  antidote 
against  the  poison  of  some  late  pam- 
phlets. Oxf.  1717. 

A.  B.  A  signature  which  has  been 
attributed  to  Junius  (q.v.).  See  Letter 
to  the  "Public  Advertiser," Nov.  5, 1771, 
etc. 

A.  B.  Joseph  Skidmore,  Senior.  An 
essay  on  the  Vth  of  Matthew,  from  verse 
33rd  to  87th  .  .  L  1713. 

A.  B.  Jonathan  Swift.  See  "A  Per- 
son of  Quality  " 

A.,  Gr.  B  8ir  George  Biddell  Airy,  in 
his  contributions  to  the  "Athenaeum."  L 

A.  B.  Philologer.    Laurence  Sterne 

"I  happened  to  he  acquainted,"  says  Sterne, 
"  with  a  young  man  from  Yorkshne,  who  lented 
a  window  in  one  of  the  paved  alleys  near  Corn- 
hill,  foi  the  sale  of  stationeiy.  1  hired  one  of 
the  panes  of  glass  from  my  friend,  and  stuck  up 
the  following  adveitisement  with  wafers  — 

"Epigrams,  anagrams,  paingiaraa,  chrono- 
grams, monograms,  epitaphs,  epitlulammrats 
prologues,  epilogues,  madrioalH,  interludes,  ad- 
vertisements, letteis,  petitions,  memonuls  on 
every  occasion,  essays  on  all  subjects,  pamphlets, 
for  and  against  ministers,  with  soimons  upon 
any  text,  or  for  any  sect,  to  he  written  here  on 
reasonable  term,,  by  „  A  B  ^IM^r. 

"The  uncommonness  of  the  titles  occasioned 
numerous  applications,  and  at  night  I  used  pri- 
vately to  glide  into  the  office  to  digest  the  notes 
or  heads  of  the  day,  and  receive  the  earnest, 
which  was  directed  always  to  be  left  with  the 
memorandums,  the  writing  to  be  paid  for  on 
delivery,  according  to  the  subject."— -Percy 
Anecdotes. 

A.,  O.  Mtss  Charlotte  Adams,  in  con- 
tributions to  "  The  Art  Age."  N.Y. 

A ,  C.  Charlotte  Anlei/.  Miriam ;  or, 
the  power  of  truth,  1826.  The  prisoners 
of  Australia,  1841. 

A.,  C ,  Esq  Christopher  Anstey.  Brit- 
ain's genius:  a  song  .  . .  Bath,  1797, 

A.,  C.  B.  C.  C.  B.  C  Amicus.  Hints 
on  life;  and  how  to  rise  in  society. 
By.  .  L.  1845.  J 

A,  C.  E  Clementine  Edith  Aiken. 
The  days  we  live  in,  B.  1876. 

'A.,  C  F  Cecil  Prances  Alexander. 
Hymns  for  little  children  ...  L.  1862. 

A.  C.I  O.  (A  Cornishman  in  Glouces- 
tershire.) John  White.  The  humorous 
adventures  of  Tim  Trevail,  related  in  the 
pure,  unadulterated  vernacular.  L.  1872, 

A.  D.  C.,  The.  Francis  Cowlev  Bur- 
nand.  Being  personal  reminiscences  of 


A 


the  university  "Amateur  Dramatic  Club." 
Cambridge.    L.  1879. 

A.,  D.  J.  B.  de.  Don  Juan  Bautista 
de  Amaza  Coleccion  de  algunos  ver- 
sos. Paris,  1805. 

A.,  B.  *  Edward  Aggas.  The  defence 
of  death  . .  .  L.  1576. 

A,  E.  Edwin  Arnold.  The  light  of 
Asia ;  or,  the  great  renunciation. .  . . 
L.  1879. 

A.  E.  R.  J.  Lane.  Marks  and  re- 
marks for  the  catalogue  of  the  exhibi- 
tion of  the  Royal  Academy.  L.  1856. 

A.,  E.  Edwin  Arnold.  Political  po- 
ems by  Victor  Hugo  and  Garibaldi. 
"  Done  into  English  by  an  Oxford  gradu- 
ate." 1868. 

A.,  E.  Edward  Atkinson.  Senator 
Sherman's  fallacies ;  or,  honesty  the  best 
policy.  By ...  B.  1868. 

A.,  E.  Edward  Archer  The  small 
boy's  mythological  primer,  in  rhyme. 
L.  1858. 

A.,  E.  Ezra  Abbot.  A  translation  of 
the  Gospels ...  By  A.  Norton.  [Ed- 
ited by  C.  E.  N.,  i.e.,  C.  E.  Norton,  and 
E.  A.] 

A.,  E.  A.  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Alien  Anna- 
ble  Needham.  Incidents  in  the  lives  of 
good  men.  By  ...  B.  186-. 

A.,  E.  C.  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Gary  Agas- 
$iz.  Geological  sketches.  Edited . . . 
I860. 

A.,  E.  C.  Miss  Emily  C.  Agnew.  Ger- 
aldine:  a  tale  of  conscience.  L.  1837-30. 

A.,  E.  G.  E.  G.  Adams.  Battle  at 
Eort  Rice,  July  28,  1865.  Fort  Bice, 
D.  T.,  1865. 

A.,  E.  M.   Ernst  Moritz  Arndt.    Wan-  . 
derungen     aus     und    um     Godesberg. 
Bonn,  1844.    Deutsche  Lieder.    Berlin, 
1870. 

A.,  E.  S.  Ernest  Silvanus  Appleyard. 
The  sure  hope  of  reconciliation.  1&7, 

A.,  E  W.  Mrs.  Ehza  Winslow  AUder- 
dice.  Heart's  delight.  N.Y.,  1879. 

A.,  F.  Frederick  Archer,  in  his  con- 
tributions to  "  The  Keynote"  (N.Y.}. 

A,  F.  Rev.  Frederick  Arnold,  in 
«  London  Society,"  "  Leisure  Hour,"  1867. 

A.  F.  James  Otis.  Considerations 
on  behalf  of  the  colonists,  etc.  B.  1766. 

A.,  F.  O.  .Frances  Charlotte  Armstrong. 
Dick  Pord  and  his  father.  L.  1875. 

A.,  F,  E.  Florence  Emily  Ashley. 
Lagonells.  [A  tale.]  . . .  L  1872. 

A.  F.  G.  John  Lister.  Epigrams  and 
jeux  d'esprit.  Edinb,  1870. 

A.  F.  S.  Miss  Sarah  A.  Flint.  Hope 
Douglass  ...  B.  1867. 

A.,  O-  Ghrace  Aguilar.  Home  scenes 
and  heart  studies.  L.  1852. 


A,,  O.  A.  G.  A.  Aynge.  Tecumseh ; 
or,  the  death  of  the  Shawnee  chief . . . 
Weymouth,  1830. 

A.,  G.  B.  George  Biddell  Airy.  Six 
lectures  on  astronomy.  L.  1849. 

A.,  G.  F.  George  French  Angas.  Aus- 
tralia :  a  popular  account ...  L,  1865. 

A.  G.  O.  T.  U  O.  C.  Ouen  Manning. 
An  inquiry  into  the  grounds  and  nature 
of  the  several  species  of  ratiocination 
. .  .  1754. 

The  above  letters  are  the  initials  of  "A  gen- 
tleman of  the  University  of  Cambridge." 

A,  H.  Henry  AttwelL  A  book  of 
thoughts.  Selected  ...  L.  1865. 

A ,  H.  Henry  Alford,  Dean  of  Canter- 
bury. Gurney's  (J*.  H.)  sermons  on  the 
Acts  of  the  apostles.  Edited  by  H.  A. 
L.  1862. 

A.,  H  W.  Henry  Wentworth  Acland. 
Prints  for  cottage  walls  .  . .  Oxf .  &  L. 
1862. 

A.,  I.  Jasper  Atkinson.  Catholic 
blinds  for  Protestant  eyes  ...  L.  1820. 

A.,  I*  John  Atkinson.  The  state  of 
our  circulation  and  currency  considered 
. .  L.  1826. 

A.,  J.  JohnAikin.  The  arts  of  life ... 
L.  1802. 

A.,  J.  JohnAdy.  An  exordium  to  the 
reading  of  the  sacred  writings  of  the  Old 
and  New  Testaments.  L.  1807 

A.,  J.  Jacob  Abbot.  The  little  scholar 
learning  to  talk  ...  L.  1836. 

A,  J.  John  Albee.  In  memory  of 
Gerald  Fitz  Gerald  . . .  n.p.  1863. 

A ,  J.  John  Ago.  The  ocean  harp :  a 
poem...  P.  1819. 

A.,  J.  John  Anstey.  The  pleader's 
guide  .  .  1808. 

A ,  J.  John  Aikin,  LL  D.  The  wood- 
land companion.  L.  1802. 

A.,  J.,  M.D.  John  Arbuthnot,  M.D 
Examination  of  Dr.  Woodward's  account 
of  the  deluge  ...  By  ...  L.  1696. 

A.,  J.,  and  C,,  R.  C.  John  Adarnson 
and  E.  C.  C.  Ballads  from  the  Portu- 
guese translated  and  versified  by  ... 
Newcastle,  1846. 

A.,  J  ti.  John  Lamcount  Anderdon. 
The  river  Dove ;  with  some  quiet  thoughts 
of  the  happy  practice  of  angling  .  .  . 
L.  1845. 

A.,  J.  M.  Eev.  John  Marks  Ashley. 
The  treatise  of  S.  Catherine  of  Genoa  on 
purgatory,  newly  translated  . . .  1878. 

A.,  J,  R.,  and  J.,  M.  C.  John  Seed 
Appleton  and  Morris  Charles  Jones.  Evans. 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  1865. 

A.,  J.  S.  .7,  JS.  Attoeood,  in  his  contri- 
butions to  "Notes  and  Queries/'  L. 
1870  et  seq. 


A 


4 


A.,  J.  Y.  John  Yonge  Akerman.  Tales 
of  other  days  ...  L.  1830. 

A.,  Li.  Lombe  Atthill  The  church  of 
England  recommended  . .  Halesworth, 
1820. 

A,  L.  Louisa  Anthony.  Traits  of 
private  life.  Manchester,  n  d. 

A.,  Hi.  Ii.  Mrs.  G.  B.  or  L  L.  Adams. 
A  ride  through  the  Holy  Land.  B  1875 

A.  Ij.  O.  E  (i.e.,  A  Lady  of  Eng- 
land.) Miss  Charlotte  Maria  Tucker,  in 
her  numerous  works  for  young  people. 
L.  1875,  etc. 

A.,  Li.  S.  Louis  Simon  Auger.  Notice 
sur  la  vie  et  les  ouvrages  de  Le  Sage. 
Paris,  1813. 

A.,M.  Mrs.  Maria  Abdy.  Her  signa- 
ture in  the  "New  Monthly."  L  about 
1828. 

A.,  M.  Matthew  Arnold.  Christian 
life:  its  hopes,  its  fears,  and  its  close. 
Edited  by  ...  L.  1845. 

A,  M.  Mrs.  M.  Allen.  A  history  of 
Ford  Abbey,  Dorsetshire:  late  in  the 
County  of  Devon.  L.  1846. 

A ,  M.  Thaddeus  O'Mahony  Questions 
on  Locke's  essay  concerning  human  un- 
derstanding. L.  1860. 

A  M.,  Oxon  W.  S  Moses.  Carpen- 
terian  Criticism.  L.  1877. 

A.  M.  B.  A.  Marie  Henri  Beyle.  His- 
toire  de  la  peinture  en  Italie  Paris, 
1817. 

A,M.E.  M.E.Arnold.  The  painted 
window :  a  poem  L,  1856. 

A.,  N  Nathaniel  Ames.  Nautical  rem- 
iniscences. Providence,  1832. 

A.,  N.  Col.  Nathan  Appleton.  Sketch 
of  the  life  of  Albert  Kintzmg  Post.  By 
N.A.  N.Y.1873. 

A,  P.,  Minister  of  tlie  Gospel.  Rev 
Peter  Annet.  Judging  for  ourselves  . . . 
L.  1739. 

A.,  P.  Gr.  Prosper  Gabriel  Audran. 
Orammaire  Arabe  en  tableaux  .  .  . 
Paris,  1818. 

A.,  B.  Richard  Ahop  ( * )  The  enchant- 
ed lake  of  the  Fairy  Morgana.  [Trans- 
lated.] 1806. 

A.,  R.  Robert  Allsop.  Letters,  conver- 
sations, and  recollections  of  S.  T.  Cole- 
ridge . . .  Preface  by  ...  L.  1858. 

A.,  H.  Rev  Robert  Aspland.  Sermons 
on  various  subjects,  chiefly  practical. 
L.  1847. 

A.  K.  A.  James  Gameron  Lees,  D.D. 
A  rollicking  tour  in  Ireland.  By  Bag, 
Tag,  and  Bobtail;  a  rollicking  tour  in 
the  land  of  the  Gael.  Paisley,  1878. 

A.,  R,  F.  Rachel  Frances  Antonina 
Dashwood  Lee.  Memoirs  of  ...  L. 
1813. 


A,,  S.  Samuel  Ayscough  Topograph- 
ical description  of  Cudham,  Kent,  in 
«  Gent.  Mag  "  Sept.  1804.,  pp.  830-901. 

A  ,  S.  A.  Samuel  Austin  Alitbone.  An 
alphabetical  index  to  the  New  Testament. 
...  P.  1868. 

A  ,  S.  D.  S.  D.  Alexander.  Notes  on 
New  Testament  literature.  [By  Joseph 
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A.,  S  M.  Stephen  Merrill  Allan.  Reli- 
gion and  science  .  .  B  1874. 

A.,  T,  Captain  Light  Dragoons 
Capt  Thomas  Ashe.  History  of  the 
Azores,  or  Western  Islands  .  .  .  L  181o 

A  ,  T.,  Gent.  Thomas  Ashe  Travels  in 
America,  performed  in  1806  .  .  .  L  1808 

A.,  T.  B.  Thomas  Bailey  Aldnch. 
The  bells  :  a  collection  of  chimes.  N.Y. 
1855. 

A.,  T.  K.  Thomas  Kerchever  Arnold. 
A  Latin  Syntax  and  first  reading  book  4 
.  .  L.  1836 

A.  V.  Arthur  Ashley  Sykes.  A  letter 
to  the  Rev.  Dr.  Sherlock  .  .  L.  1717. 

A,  W.  William  Allen.  The  duty  of 
abstaining  from  the  use  of  West  India 
produce.  A  speech  ...  L.  1792 

A.,  W.  W  Alexander.  Fruits  of 
piety  .  .  .  York,  1824. 

A,  W.  Wiiham  Asplin.  —  See  "A 
presbyter  of  the  Church  of  England." 

A  ,  W.  B  W.  R.  Anthony.  Essential 
memoranda  of  English  grammar.  Com- 
piled .  .  .  1881 

A,  W.  E.  William  Edmonstoune 
Aytoun.  His  signature  in  "Blackwood's 
Magazine." 

A  ,  W.  E.  A.  William  Edward  Armi- 
tage  Axon.  Nixon's  Cheshire  prophecies 
.  .  With  an  ...  essay  on  popular 
prophecies  .  .  .  L.  1878 

A.,  W.  H.  D.  William  Henry  Daven- 
port Adams  Black's  guide  to  the  history  ,, 
antiquities,  and  topography  of  the  County 
of  Surrey  ...  L,  1861. 

A.  Z.  Benjamin  Gale.  The  present 
state  of  the  colony  of  Connecticut  con- 
sidered ...  New  L.  1755. 

A****»  Major.  Charles  Barwell  Coles. 
Short  whist,  its  rise  and  progress,  to 
which  are  prefixed  precepts  for  tyros. 
By  Mrs.  B*****,  with  an  essay  ...  by 
Prof.  P.  (q.v.).  L,  1866. 

By  Mrs.  B*****  is  meant  Mrs.  Battle,  whose 
opinions  on  whist  were  contributed  to  "Tho 
Monthly  Magazine."  L  1821.  By  "Etia" 


A****d,  Mr.  William  Arnold,  Mr. 
A—  d's  motives  for  renouncing  the  pop- 
ish, and  re-embracing  the  protestant  reli- 
gion in  which  he  was  educated,  etc.  L. 
1758. 


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A****e,  D***  of  John  Campbell,  4th 
Duke  of  Argyle.  Letter  to  the  right  hon- 
orable Sir  ******  *******  [Robert  Wai- 
pole]  upon  .  .  expeditions.  L.  1740. 

A  ****,  P.  C.  Philippe  Charles  Aubry. 
Le  Petrarque  Fran9ais,  Poesies  diverse 
de  . .  .  Tours,  1801 

A Arthur   Cleveland   Coxe.     St 

Jonathan;  the  lay  of  a  Scald . . .  N.Y.  1838. 

A.  and  lj  A  and  L.  Shore  Fra 
Dolcino,  and  other  poems.  L  1870. 

A—,  the  Rev.  M  Rev.  George  Fitz- 
gerald Galaher,  M.A.  Auricular  confes- 
sion proved  to  be  contrary  to  Scripture. 
L.  1875 

A— n,  E— 1  of.  Willougliby  Bertie, 
Earl  ofAbmadon  An  adieu  to  the  turf: 
a  poetical  epistle  from  . .  to  Ms  grace 
the  A— p  [Archbishop]  of  Y— k  [Yorkl. 
L.  1778. 

Ab  Benjamin  Bnerley.  Ab-o'-th'-Yate 
at  the  great  show  [Signed  "Ab."] 
Reprinted  from  "Ben  Brierley's  Journal" 
for  August,  1869.  Manchester,  1869. 

Ab  hissel  Benjamin  Bnerley.  Ab- 
o'-th'-Yate  and  the  "  Wreath."  By  ... 
Manchester,  1879. 

AB-o'-th'-Yate  Benjamin  Brierley. 
Ab-o'-th'-Yate  and  the  cobbler  of  Alder- 
burn  on  the  great  strike.  By  Ab.  Man- 
chester, 1878. 

Abacrombi,  Signor.  James  Aber- 
cromby,  Baron  Dunfermlme  Thaumatur- 
gics.  Coal  Hole,  Pleasance  .  . .  Signer 
A.  (from  Exchequer  Land)  formerly 
Assistant-Juggler  to  Mr.  Cunning ...  [A 
•satire  on  J  A/s  candidature  for  the  repre- 
sentation of  Edinburgh  ]  Edinb.  1832 

Abaft,  Lajos.  Lajos  Aigner.  Mikes 
Kelemen.  [A  biography.]  Budapest,  1878. 

Abati,  Francesco.  William  Winwood 
Reade.  See-Saw  a  novel ...  L.  1865. 

Abbie,  Aunt  Abby  Skinner.  Carroll 
Ashton ;  or,  the  rewards  of  truthfulness . , . 
P.  1855. 

Abbott,  Alice  Irving.  Miss  H.  H. 
Bw  dick 

Abbott,  Rosa.  Rosa  (Y.)  Abbott 
Parker  Kosa  Abbott  Stories 

Abdallah.  Of  way  Curry,  who  con- 
tributed to  the  press  at  Cincinnati  under 
this  nom  de  phime. 

Abdallah    Augusto  Pereira  Soromenho. 

Abdallah,  Kh&lid  Eb'n  Sir  Henry 
Taylor,  K.C.,  D.O.L.  —  See  Khalid  Eb'n 
Abdallah 

Abdiel.  Samuel  Hall  —  See  Samuel 
Hall,  calling  himself  "Abdiel.-" 

Abdiel  Joshua  William,  Brooks.  Ab- 
•diel's  essays  on  the  advent  and  kingdom 
of  Christ,  and  the  events  connected  there- 
with.., 1*1884. 


Aberdeen     Hugh  D.  Mclntyre. 

Abolitionist,  An  Thomas  Fisher, 
Esq.,  F.SA.  The  negro's  memorial . .  . 
By...  L  1825. 

Abrabanel,  Solomon.  William  Ai- 
nall.  The  complaint  of  the  children  of 
Israel  ...  By  S.  A.  of  the  House  of 
David,  L.  1736. 

Abraham.  Abraham,  Not  wood  The 
acts  of  the  elders,  commonly  called  the 
book  of  Abraham.  B  1845. 

Abraham,  Brother.  Rev.  'Richard 
King.  An  answer  to  the  letters  of  Peter 
Plymley  [Sydney  Smith].  L.  1808, 

Abraham,  Father.  Benjamin  Frank- 
lin. Father  Abraham's  speech  to  a  great 
number  of  people,  at  a  vendue . . .  B.  1807. 

Abricht,  Johann.  Jonathan  Birch. 
Divine  emblems  embellished  with  etch- 
ings on  copper  . . .  designed  and  written 
byJ.  A.  L.  1838. 

Absent  Brother,  An.  Daniel  Wilson. 
Letters  from  .  . .  1823. 

Absentee  residing  In  Bath,  An. 
Rev.  Eduard  Mangm.  Utopia  found; 
being  an  apology  for  Insh  absentees. 
By ...  Bath,  1813. 

Absented  member,  An.  Sir  Wil- 
liam Windham  A  letter  .  .  .  upon  the 
present  situation  of  the  affairs  of  Great 
Britain.  L.  1739. 

Academicus.  —  See  "Antiquarius." 

Academlcus.  Rev.  Aulay  Macaulay, 
M.A.  During  his  residence  at  the  Univer- 
sity of  Glasgow  he  wrote  many  essays, 
moral  and  literary,  in  "Ruddiman's 
Weekly  Magazine,"  under  the  signature 
of  "Academicus." 

.     Academicus.      Charles  Seager,  M.A, 
Auricular  confession  . . .    Oxf.  1842. 

Academicus.  William  Pulteney  Alison. 
Correspondence  between  A.  and  Con- 
siliarius  on  the  comparative  merits  of 
phrenology,  and  the  mental  philosophy 
of  Eeid  and  Stewart.  Edinb.  1836. 

Ace  Clubs.  J.  O.  Lofim.  Friendship 
a  poem  . .  .  Montgomery,  Ala.,  1871. 

Acharius.  Frednk  Vilhelm  Scholander. 
Luisella.  1867. 

Acheta.  Miss  L.  M.  Budgen.  March 
winds  and  April  showers  ...  By  ... 
L  1854. 

Acheta  Domestica.  Miss  L  M.  Bud- 
qen.  Episodes  of  insect  life.  By  A.  D. 
L  1849-51. 

Ackerlos,  John.  John  Stores  Smith 
Selections  from  the  poetry  of  H.  Heine, 
trans,  by  J  A.  L.  1854. 

Ackermann,  Gottlieb.  Franz  Xaver 
Mayer.  Yolkspredigten  und  Homilien . . . 
Landshut,  1881. 

Acorn.     James  Oakes. 


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Aetsea.  Mrs  Elizabeth  Cary  Agassiz 
A  first  lesson  in  natural  history.  B.  1859. 

Acton,  Lilewellin.  Wynne  Edit  in 
Baxter  Perseverance  ...  L.  1863 

Actor,  An  Pieice  Egan.  The  life 
of  L.  1825. 

Actress,  An  Mrs  Anna  Cora  ( Ogden 
ZLouatt}  Ritchie  Autobiography  of  .  .; 
or,  eight  years  on  the  stage.  B  1854 

Actual  Settler,  An  H  Y  Read 
Suggestions  on  ...  colonization  through 
the  .  .  allotment  system  By ...  Mon- 
treal, 1865. 

Adair,  James  Sir  Richard  Phillips. 
Five  hundred  questions  and  exercises  on 
Murray's  .  .  English  grammar  L.  1824. 

"  Adam  "    Arthur  Hugh  Clough. 

In  his  Bothie  of  Tober-na-Vuolich,  Eobbes 
•was  Ward  Hunt,  Adam,  Clough  himself,  Lmd- 
say,  F  E.  Johnson  of  Christ  Church ,  Hewson, 
J,  S  Winder  of  Onel ,  Arthur,  H.  W.  Fisher  of 
Christ  Church,  Aiihe,  J.  Deacon  of  Onel,  and 
Sir  Hector  .  ,  Mr,  Farquharson. 

Adam,  Onkel  Carl  Anton  Wetter- 
bergh  The  fatal  chain  Prom  the  Swed- 
ish of .  .  1864. 

Adam,  Uncle.    George  Mogndge 
The  Chinese     By  ...    L.  1845 

Adam,  Adam  Fitz.  Edward  Mooie, 
R.  0.  Cambridge,  Hoi  ace  Walpole,  Lord 
Chesterfield,  etc.  The  world  L  1755-57. 

Adam,  Christian  Carl  Christian 
Thorvaldus  Andersen.  Strid  og  3?red.  Et 
Digt  i  sex  sange.  Copenhagen,  1858. 

Adams,  Moses.  Dr.  George  W.  Bagby. 
For  Virginians  only  What  I  did  with 
my  fifty  millions.  By  ...  P.  1874. 

Adams,  Stephen.  M  Maybnck.  A 
prominent  English  singer  and  writer  of 
music.  Among  other  songs  he  was  the 
author  of  "  Nancy  Lee,"  of  which  more 
than  100,000  copies  were  sold. 

Adams,  Will  John  NeaL  Errata ;  or, 
the  works  of  Will  Adams :  a  novel.  1822. 

Addle.  Adelaide  J.  Cooky.  Snow- 
flake's  pleasure-book ;  sunshine  for  dull 
days  N.T  1879. 

Ad***gt*n,  Dr.  Dr.  A  Addington. 
An  appeal  to  the  public ;  or,  a  review  of 
the  conduct  of  Dr  Ad — ng — n  to  Dr. 
Pigott.  1754. 

Addison,  D.  C.  Chatles  Addison 
Daniel!  The  street-singer  a  poem. 
Chicago,  1880. 

Addison,  The  American  Joseph 
Denme.  1768-1812 

Addison  of  the  North,  The.  Henry 
Mackenzie.  1754-1831. 

Addums,Mozis.  Dr.  George  W.  Bagby. 
Letters  to  Billy  Irvins  in  the  "  Southern 
Literary  Messenger." 

Adelaide.  Miss  Elizabeth  Bogart,  who, 
under  this  nom  de  plume,  published  her 


first  poem  in  the  "  Long  Island  Star " 
(Brooklyn),  in  1825 

Adeler,  Max  O/iai'es  Ilebcr  ClcnL. 
Out  of  the  hurly-burly,  or,  lite  in  an 
odd  corner.  By  .  .  P  1874 

Adeline.  Mis  E.  JF  A  Sergeant 
Ernald ;  or,  the  martyr  of  the  Alps  and 
other  poems  .  .  With  an  introduction 
by  A.  L  1843 

Adept,  An.   Charles  Johnston    Chrysal; 
or,  the  adventures  of  a  guinea  ...    By 
L.  1760. 

Adhemar,  Mme  la  Csse  D'.  Baton 
J^tienne  Le'on  Lamothc-Langvn  Souvenirs 
sur  Marie-Antoinette  .  .  .  et  sur  la  Gour- 
de Versailles  .  . .  Pans,  1836 

Adina.  Rev.  Joseph  H.  Ingraham  Tne 
pnnce  of  the  house  of  David;  or,  three 
years  in  the  Holy  City  ...  L.  1850. 

Adirondack  Lucius  E  Ghittenden 
Capture  of  Ticonderoga  Rutland,  Vt. 
1872 

Adjutor.  Rev.  Joseph  Bietland,  in  the 
"  Theological  Repository."  L 

Admiral.  Admiral  Bui  net/.  —  See 
Lamb's  "Elia":  "The  Wedding." 

Admirer  of  Chivalry,  An,  Edward 
Francis  Head  Poltroonius;  a  tragic 
farce  m  one  act  B.  1856 

Admirer  of  the  Fine  Arts,  An.  F 
D.  Astley  Varnishando  .  a  serio-comic 
poem.  Manchester,  1809. 

Admirer  of  a  Great  Genius,  An. 
Stephen  Weston  A  short  account  of  the 
late  Mr  E.  Porson  ...  L.  1808. 

Admirer  of  Monarchy  and  Episco- 
pacy, An  Zachary  Grey,  LL.D.  Eng- 
lish Presbyterian  eloquence  .  .  By  ... 
L.  1736. 

Admirer  of  Walter  Scott,  An  John 
Roby.  The  lay  of  the  poor  fiddler  .  .  . 
L.  1814 

Admonish  Crime.  Hev  James  Cook 
Richmond.  He  published  a  pamphlet  at 
Boston  under  the  anagram  of  "Admon- 
ish Crime." 

Adna,  Aunt.  Mrs.  Mary  S.  B.  Dana. 
Author  of  numerous  tales  for  children, 
etc. 

Adolf,  L  Adolf  Lasson.  Herzenstille, 
Lieder  und  Spruche.  1867. 

Adrian.  James  L.  Cole.  He  published 
some  fugitive  poetry  in  the  "New  York 
Statesman  "  and  in  the  "  Ontario  Reposi- 
tory,5' under  that  signature. 

Adrian.  Anne  Kent.  Evelyn  Stuart ; 
or,  Right  versus  Might.  By  A.  L.  1846 

Adrienne.    Mrs.  J.  P.  CreswelL 

Adrienne.  Miss  Susan  Q.  Hooper. 
During  the  war  one  of  the  most  prominent 
contributors  to  the  "Magnolia  Weekly," 
Richmond,  Va 


AD 


Advena  Evan  Evans.  His  bardic 
name. 

Advena.  Digby  Pilot  StaiLey,  who 
contributed  to  the  "Dublin  University 
Magazine/'  under  this  signature 

Adversum.  Edward  Tuclerman.  — 
See  "  Notitia  Literana." 

Advocate  General,  The.     Sir  James 
Marriott,  LL  D.    Plan  of  a  code  of  laws 
for  the  Province  of  Quebec,   reported 
L.1774. 

Advocate  of  the  Cause  of  the  Peo- 
ple, An  John  Hope.  Letters  on  the 
impressing  of  seamen,  m  the  "Public 
Advertiser  " 

Advocate  of  the  Christian  Revela- 
tion, An      Caleb  Fleming     Remarks  on 
[the]  "True  Gospel  of  Jesus  Christ 
asserted",  ..    By  .  . .    L  1738. 

^Bdituus  John  Smith.  Metrical  re- 
marks on  modern  castles  and  cottages 
.  .  .  L  1813. 

Aednr-nos,  Seer  I'Noh.  John  An- 
dei  son  The  Chronicles  of  Reform  of  the 
Children  of  the  Isles,  in  the  days  of  Ar- 
thur [i.e.t  A.  Wellesley,  Duke  of  Welling- 
ton], the  chief  ruler  of  the  land,  and  his 
colleagues.  Translated  from  the  Chal- 
daic  manuscript  by  the  learned  pundit 
S  I  A  — N.  [A  political  satire  in  Bibli- 
cal language.]  Edinb.  1832. 

/Emelia  Julia.  Emily  Julia  Black 
Byron-  Salathiel,  or  the  martyrs;  and 
other  poems  By  M  J.  L.  1855. 

o^Eneas  James  Francis  Edward  Stu- 
art -ZEneas  and  his  two  sons:  a  true 
portrait.  L.  1746. 

JEschines.  Francis  William-  Blagdon, 
A  few  brief  remarks  on  a  pamphlet  .  . 
entitled  Observations ..  ByJS.  L.  1805. 

JEsculapius.  Laurence  H.  Potts  (?), 
M.D.  Oracular  communications,  ad- 
dressed to  students  of  the  medical  pro- 
fession By  .  .  L.  1816 

JEsop.  Mrs.  Lilhe  Devereux  Blake.  In 
the  New  York  "  Telegram/'  Author  of 
"  Fettered  for  life  "  .  .  N.Y.  1874. 

JEsop,  George  Washington.  George 
T.  Lamgan,  in  the  New  York  "  World." 

Afflicted  Husband,  An.  Cuthbert 
Shaw  Monody  to  the  memory  of  a 
young  lady  who  died  in  childbed.  By 
, .  .  L.  1768. 

African  Roscius,  The.   Ira  Aldndge, 

Afterwit,  Anthony.  Benjamin  Frank- 
lin, in  a  letter  contributed  to  the  *<  Penn- 
sylvania Gazette."  P.  July  10, 1732. 

Afton,  EflQe.  Mrs.  Frances  Ellen 
Watkins  Harper.  Eventide :  a  series  of 
tales  and  poems.  B.  1854.  ^ 

Ag ,  A.  Alexander  Agassis.  Obituary. 
[A  biographical  notice  of  Count  I..  3T.  de 


Pourtales  ]  Prom  the  "  Amer  Jour,  of 
Science."  Camb  ,  Mass  1880 

Agapida,  Fray  Antonio.  Washington 
Irving.  A  chronicle  of  the  conquest  of 
Granada  By .  .  P  1829 

Agate.  Whttelaw  Reid  After  the 
war  a  southern  tour.  1865-66.  Gin. 
18GG. 

Agatha.  Bessie  Lau  rence  ( 7 ) .  Thanks- 
giving, and  other  poems  N.Y  1880. 

Agathon,  Paul.  Elisabeth  Schojen. 
Kanulla;  Ragnvald,  and  Jane  Gray 
Copenhagen,  187-. 

Aged  Layman,  An.  Dr.  Richard 
Poole  The  grand  contrast,  God  and 
man  L  1854 

Aged  Minister,  An.  Moses  Dickin- 
son. An  answer  to  a  letter  from  an  aged 
layman,  to  the  clergy  of  the  Colony  of 
Connecticut .  .  .  New  Haven,  probably 
1767, 

Aged  Native,  An.  Thomas  Sander- 
son An  evening  lay  to  the  Vale  of 
Sebergham.  By  ...  in  the  "  Carlisle 
Patriot." 

Aged  Parson,  An.  Rev.  Richard 
Warner  The  diary  of  .  .  Bath,  1848 

Agent  for  Barbados,  The.  G.  W. 
Jordan.  Copies  of  a  letter  containing 
queries  respecting  the  state  Of  the  silver 
and  copper  coins  in  Barbados  ...  L. 
1816. 

Agent  of  the  Corporation,  The. 
Caleb  Eddy  Historical  sketch  of  the 
Middlesex  canal ...  B.  1843. 

Ager.  It.  M.  Field,  in  his  account  of 
the  3ourney  of  the  Prince  of  Wales 
through  New  England,  contributed  to 
"The  Boston  Post,"  etc. 

Agg,  John.  Frank  Cahill,  in  his  con- 
tributions to  "The  Saturday  Press." 
P. 

Aghonne,  Mme  d'.  Mme.  Louise 
Lacroix.  line  amie  de  pension.  P.  1870. 

Aglaus.  Henry  Timrod,  who  contrib- 
uted poetry  to  the  "Southern  Literary 
Messenger,"  etc.,  and  published  a  vol- 
ume of  poems.  B.  1859. 

Ago,  Felix.  Samuel  Stehman  Halde- 
man.  Rhymes  of  the  poets.  P.  1868. 

Agogos.  Charles  William  Day.  Max- 
ims, experiences,  and  observations  of 
Agogos.  B  1844. 

Agrestis.  Gf-en.  Joseph  Alston  (*). 
Short  review  of  the  late  proceedings  at 
New  Orleans,  on  suspending  the  writ  of 
habeas  corpus.  Richmond,  1807. 

Agrlcola.  James  Anderson.  In  1790 
he  commenced  the  publication  of  "  The 
Bee"  (1790-94),  consisting  of  essays 
philosophical  and  miscellaneous.  Dr.  A. 
wrote  those  marked  "  Senex,"  "  Timothy 


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Hairbrain/'    "  Alcibiades,"    and    many 
others  without  signature. 

Agricola.  William  Elliott.  Author 
of  Address  before  the  St.  Paul's  Agri- 
cultural Society,  Charleston,  1850;  tfi- 
esco,  a  tragedy,  N.Y.  1850;  and,  Caro- 
lina sports  by  land  and  water,  Charleston, 
1856. 

Agricola.  Rev.  Percival  StocJcdale. 
*"  In  the  summer  of  1779,  he  wrote  sev- 
eral political  letters,  with  the  signature  of 
"Agricola/  in  the  'Public  Advertiser.'" 

Agricola.  W.  F.  Whitehouse.  Let 
ters  and  essays  on  sugar  farming  in  Ja- 
maica. L.  1846. 

Agricola.  John  Young.  Letters  of 
Agricola  on  the  principles  of  vegetation 
nnd  tillage  . . .  Halifax,  K.S.  1822. 

Agricola  Rev.  Charles  Whitaker. 
Letters  on  free  trade.  1851. 

Agricola.  James  Anderson.  LLJ). 
Miscellaneous  observations  on  planting 
and  training  timber-trees  . . .  Edinb.* 
1777. 

Agrlkler.  Joseph  Edwards.  Rhymes 
in  the  West  Country  dialect ...  L. 
1879. 

Aguaverde,  Antonio.  Alfred  Trum- 
bk.  Contribution  to  "The  Boys  and 
Girls'  Weekly  "(NT.). 

Agueeheek.  Charles  Bidlard  Fair- 
banks,  who  contributed  sketches  of  for- 
eign travel,  and  essays,  to  the  Boston 
•"  Saturday  Evening  Gazette/*  under  the 
signature  of  "  Aguecheek."  B.  1859. 

Ahern,  Anna.  Mrs.  Frances  West 
Atherton  Pike.  Here  and  hereafter;  or, 
the  two  altars.  By  ...  B.  1858. 

Ahiezer.  William  Brown.  A  tender 
and  affectionate  address  to,  and  expostu- 
lation with,  the  people  of  Israel,  the 
Jews.  Huntingdon,  1814. 

AITrtn,  Berkeley.  Fanny  Aikin 
Kortright.  The  dean;  or,  the  popular 
preacher,  L.  1859;  The  old,  old  story, 
love,  L.  1862. 

Aflo,  Thorny.  John  Taylor,  the  Water- 
poet.  A  full  and  compleat  answer 
against  the  writer  of  the  Tale  of  a  tub 

in  a  tub,  or  a  Tub  lecture.    By  T.  A 

L.  1642. 

Aimwell,  Walter.  William  Simonds. 
The  Aimwell  stories.  B.  186S. 

Afn  [the  Hebrew  word  for  nobody]. 
Wiltiam  Stevens.  A  review  of  the  Review 
of  the  new  preface  to  the  second  edition 
of  Mr.  Jones's  "Life  of  Bishop  Home." 
L.1800. 

Ainslie,  Herbert,  B.A.  Edward 
J&aittand.  The  pilgrim  and  the  shrine ; 
or,  passages  from  the  life  and  correspond- 
ence of ...  L.  1868. 


Airy,  Mr.  Robert  Hdbersham,  in  the 
"  Harv.  Univ.  Collegian."  Camb.  1830. 

AJax.  Mr.  Ainley.  Social  wastes  and 
waste  lands  ...  L.  1862. 

Akestes.  William  Smith.  A  few  re- 
marks on  the  expectant  treatment  of  dis- 
eases .  . .  Bristol,  1847. 

Akroates.  Josiali  F.  Polk.  A  defence 
of  the  Protestant  Bible  . . .  NT.  1844. 

Alastor.  James  Orton.  "  Excelsior/' 
or  the  realms  of  poesle,  1852;  Poems, 
1857 ;  Caleb  Redivivus,  1858.  L. 

Alaux,  Onstave  <T.  Maxime  Raylaud. 
L'empereur  Soulouque  et  son  empire. 
Paris,  1856. 

Alazon.  Rev.  Richard  William  Barnes. 
Let  well  alone ;  or,  removal  of  blemishes 
from  church  and  state.  L.  1860. 

Alba.  Alexina  B.  Wlrite.  Little-folk 
songs.  NT.  1871,  and  in  her  contribu- 
tions to  "The  Riverside  Magazine." 

Albanes,  A.  o?.  Jean  Alexandra  Haz- 
ard. Notice  sur  La  Fontaine  . . .  Paris, 
1869. 

Albanes  Havard,  6?.  Jean  Alexandre 
Havard.  Voltaire  et  Mme.  du  Chatelet 
. . .  avec  notes  historiques  par  . . .  Paris, 
1863. 

Albanians.  The  Right  Hon.  David 
Stewart  JSrskine,  llth  Earl  of  Buchan  and 
6th  Lord  Cardross. 

"  Lord  Buchan  was  an  occasional  contributor 
to  various  periodical  publications.  His  favorite 
signature  was  'Albania us ,'  under  which,  in  a 
letter  to  his  friend  <  Hortus  '  be  describee  bis 
own  delightful  residence  or  Dryburgh  Abbey 
in  the  fourth  volume  of « The  Bee.' » 

There  is  also,  in  the  "  Gent.  Mag."  in  1784,  a 
description  of  the  grave  of  Ossian,  with  an  epi- 
taph in  blank  verse  (vol.  £4,  p.  404),  over  the 
same  signature. 

Albano.  Count  Karl  August  Adler- 
sparre,  who  published  novels  and  lyrics 
under  this  name. 

Albe".  George  Gordon  NoSl,  6&  Lord 
Byron.  The  footprints  of  A.  [i.e.  Lord 
Byron] :  a  poem.  Written  by  E.  Bren- 
nan.  Milan,  1874. 

ATben,  Bewk.  Benjamin  Walker. 
Rewk  Alben  the  friar;  his  opinions  on 
the  ministry  to  the  poor . . .  Manchester, 
Eng.  1872. 

Albert.  Rev.  John  Armstrong.  Son- 
nets from  Shakespeare.  By  ...  L.  1791. 

Albert.  Ablate  Giovanni  JBattista  For- 
tis.  Travels  in  Dalmatia.  1774. 

Albin,  S6bastieEu  Mme.  Hortense 
Lacroix  Cornu.  Ballades  et  chants  popu- 
laires  (aneiens  et  modernes)  de  1'Alle- 
magne.  Traduction  nouveUe  par  S.  A. 
Paris,  1841. 

Albion.  Four  pleasant  epistles  writ- 
ten for  the  entertainment  and  gratifica- 


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tion  of  four  unpleasant  characters ;  viz., 
a  very  exalted  subject  in  his  majesty's 
dominions  [George,  prince  of  Wales], 
the  mos"t  unpatriotic  man  alive  [C.  J. 
Pox],  the  most  artful  man  alive  [R  B. 
Sheridan],  and  Second  Childhood  [E. 
Burke]  L  1780 

Alcseus.  Samuel  Boyse,  in  the  "  Gent. 
Mag."  1741-43 

Alcseus.  James  Montgomery,  in  the 
"Poetical  Register,"  1801.  Byron  notices 
him  in  "English  bards  and  Scotch  re- 
viewers " :  — 

"  "With  broken  lyre  and  cheek  serenely  pale, 
Lo '  sad  Alcseus  wanders  down  the  vale." 

AlciMad.es.  James  Andei  son.  —  See 
"Agricola." 

Alcibiades.  Alfred  Tennyson,  in 
"Punch."  Feb.  and  March,  1846. 

Alcofribas,  le  magicien.  Jean  Bap- 
tiste  Alfred  Assolant.  The  fantastic  his- 
tory of  the  celebrated  Du  Pierrot . . . 
L.  1875. 

Alderani,  Lorenzo.  Niccolb  Ugo  Fos- 
colo"  Ultimo  lettere  di  Jacopo  Ortis. 
Edited  by  L.  A.  L  1814 

Alderman,  The.  John  Barber.  The 
city  jilt:  or.  the  A.  turn'd  beau.  etc.  L. 
1740. 

Aldlborontiphoscophornio.  James 
JBallantyne.  A  nickname  given  him  by 
Sir  Walter  Scott,  in  allusion  to  his  pom- 
pous and  dignified  manner. 

Aleph.  Humphry  Fitzroy  Woolrych. 
Aleph  v  Colenso.  Maidstone,  1866. 

Aleph,  William  Harvey.  The  old 
city,  and  its  highways  and  byways  .  . . 
L.  1865. 

Alethes  Thomas  H.  Baird,  in  the 
Pittsburgh  "  Commercial  Journal."  1851. 

Alethes,  Clerophilus.  John  Constable 
(?).  A  specimen  of  amendments  candidly 
proposed  to  the  compiler  [Charles  Dodd, 
pseud.,  i.e*,  Hugh  Tootell]  of  a  work 
which  he  calls  "  The  church  history  of 
England  from  the  year  1500  to  the  year 
1688."  L  1741. 

Alethinos.  Rev  Harding  Furenzo 
Ivers.  The  audibleness  of  thought  dem- 
onstrated, and  its  use  explained*  1866. 

Alethitheras  L.  Osborn.  Travels  by 
sea  and  land.  N.Y.  1868 

Alethphilos.  Mrs.  Mary  Anne  Wool- 
frey.  letters  of  .  ,  .  Newport,  Isle  of 
'Wight,  1839. 

Aletor,  Esq.    Robert  E.  Strahorn. 

Alex.  Eliza  A.  White.  As  she  would 
have  it.  P.  187S. 

Alexander,  Mrs.  -  Mrs.  Annie  F.  Hec- 
tor. Her  dearest-foe,  1876;  The  Vooing 
o't,  1873.  L. 


Alexander   the  Coppersmith.      FT. 

Boles.  Milk  for  babes,  meat  for  strong 
men,  and  wine  for  petitioners  . .  .  trans- 
lated from  the  Arabic  by  ...  Cork. 
1731. 

Alexander  the  Coppersmith,  LL.D 
Thomas  Erslcine,  Baton  Eislcme.  The 
speech  of ,  . .  spoken  at  the  meeting  of 
the  friends  to  the  abuse  of  the  freedom 
of  the  press.  Jan.  19,  1793.  [A  satire 
upon  T.  Erskine,  Baron  Erskine  ]  L. 
1793. 

Alexander  the  Corrector.  Alexan- 
der Cruden.  The  adventures  of .  .  L. 
1754.  [He  entitles  himself  corrector, 
from  the  nature  of  his  office,  which  was 
to  correct  the  press  ] 

Alexander,  Sir  Drawcanstr.  Tobias 
George  Smollett.  A  faithful  narrative  of 
the  base  and  inhuman  arts  that  were 
lately  practised  upon  the  brain  of  Hab- 
bakkuk  Hilding  \ie,  Henry  Fielding], 
justice,  dealer,  and  chapman,  who  now 
lies  at  his  house  in  Covent  Garden,  in  a 
deplorable  state  of  lunacy,  a  dreadful 
monument  of  false  friendship  and  delu- 
sion. By  D.  A,  fencing-master  and 
philomath  L.  1762.— See  "Brit.  Mus. 
Cat." 

Alexander,  J.  H.,  B.A.  Alexander 
H.  Japp.  Lights  on  the  way.  Some 
tales  within  a  tale,  by  the  late  J.  H.  A., 
B.  A ,  with  an  explanatory  note  by  H.  A. 
Page  [also  a  pseud,  of  the  author].  L. 
1878. 

Alexander,  John,  a  Joyner.  John 
Taylor,  the  Water-poet.  Love  one  an- 
other: a  tub  lecture  preached  at  Watford 
in  Hartf ordshire,  at  a  conventicle  on  the 
25th  of  December  last  [1642].  L.  1642, 

Alexandra.  Alexandre  Davy  Dumas* 
La  cour  du  roi  PStaud.  Paris,  1829. 

Alexis  or  the  Worthy  Unfortunate. 
Rev.  Humphrey  Sydenham.  Being  a  true 
narrative  of  the  affecting  case  of  a  young 
gentleman  whose  ruin  was  caused  by  the- 
late  rebellion.  L.  1747. 

Alexis,  Willibald.  Georg  Wilhelm 
Heinrich  Haering.  Cabams,  1832;  Haus 
Busterweg,  1836 ;  die  zwolf  Nachte,  1838; 
Novellen,  1830-31 ;  Neue  Novellen,  1836. 

Alfred.  Samuel  Adams,  in  the  "Bos- 
ton Gazette"  (Oct  2, 1769). 

Allted.  Dr.  Girardin.  One  of  the 
writers,  under  this  signature,  of  the  essays 
in  Wirt's  "Old  Bachelor"  (1812). 

Alfred.  Sir  James  Bland  Surges  Lamb, 
Bart,D.G.L.,in  "The  Sun  ^Newspaper." 
A  series  of  letters  under  this  signature, 
"in  which  he  took  a  comprehensive  view 
of  the  several  states,  political  objects, 
and  relative  interests  of  all  European 


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governments     These  letters  he  collected 
and  published  in  1792  " 

Alfred.  Grenutte  A  Sackett,  who 
under  this  signature  -wrote  some  of  the 
"best  and  most  widely  circulated  poetry  of 
the  day  in  "The  New  York  Mirror," 
"New  York  Times/'  and  "Long  Island 
Star  " 

Alfred.  Rev.  Samuel  Kydd.  China' 
its  symbols,  philosophy,  antiquities.  L. 
1841. 

Alfred.  Philip  Withers.  Nemesis ;  or, 
a  letter  to  Alfred  [relating  to  the  mar- 
riage of  the  Prince  of  Wales  to  Mrs 
Eitzherbert]  from  ...  L.  1789. 

Alfred.  Rev.  David  Alfred  Dcudney. 
Sympathy ;  or,  -words  for  the  weak  and 
weary.  L.  1862. 

Al  Fresco.  Dr  CJiarlesJ.Kmwortliy(fi). 

Alfried,  Johan.  Jean  Jacques  JL>e 
Laet  —See  "Bogaerts,  Felix." 

-  AlguSo,  Seftor.  Nathan  Ames.  Childe 
Harvard  •  a  romance  of  Cambridge  .  .  . 
B.  1848. 

All  Baba.  Aberigh  Bfackay,  contribu- 
tor to  "Vanity  Fair/*  of  many  sketches 
of  India  life  and  society. 

All  Bey.  Samuel  Lorenzo  Knapp 
Extracts  from  a  journal  of  travels  m 
Korth  America,  consisting  of  an  account 
of  Boston  and  its  vicinity.  By  ...  B. 
1818. 

All  Bey,  El  Abassi.  Domingo  Badia- 
y~Leblich.  Voyages  . .  en  Afrique  et 
en  Asie,  pendant  les  ann£es  1803,  1804, 
1805,  1806,  et  1807.  Edited  by  B  [i.e., 
J,  B.  Boniface  de  Roquefort].  Paris, 
1814. 

Alice,  Cousin.  Mrs.  Alice  (Bradley 
Neal)  Haven.  The  Coopers;  or,  getting 
under  way:  a  tale  of  real  life.  isT.Y. 

Alice,  Cousin.  Miss  Miza,  Tabor. 
St.  OlaveV.  a  novel  NY  1870. 

Alida.  Mrs.  Catharine  8tratton  Ladd. 
One  of  the  noms  de  plume  under  which  she 
has  contributed  tales,  sketches,  essays, 
and  poems  to  various  journals. 

Alien,  An.  Max  Friedrkh  Mueller. 
German  love :  from  the  papers  of  ... 
1858. 

Alient  Baptist  Dissenter,  An,  Seth 
Brooks  A.  plowman's  complaint  against 
a  clergyman  •  being  a  letter  to  the  Bap- 
tist Association  at  Philadelphia.  By  ... 
P.  1767. 

Aligny.  Glaude  Fflix  Theodore  Garu- 
die.  A  French  historical  painter. 

Aliqua.  Mrs.  Eliza  0.  Peirs&n,  in  the 
periodical  press. 

Aliquis.  JRev.  Bichard  Marks,  who 
"communicated  his  religious  history, in 
an  anonymous  form,  to  'The  Cnristian 


Guardian/  in  several  papers,  bearing 
the  signature  of  '  Aliquis/  which  wore 
afterwards  published  (still  anonymously) 
in  a  volume  entitled  The  retrospect ;  or, 
review  of  providential  mercies."  L. 
1816 

Alio;uis,  James  Henri/  James.  Gov- 
ernment as  it  is :  a  plea  for  parliamentary 
reform.  By  A.  [In  verso,]  L.  1858. 

Ali<iuis  Rev.  James  Barr  A  letter 
to  the  Rev  George  Harris,  containing  an 
examination  of  the  arguments  adduced  in 
his  lectures  to  prove  the  non-existence 
of  the  devil.  Liverpool,  1820. 

Alist  Francis  Barhaw  Alist,  an 
autobiography;  or,  an  author's  hfc  in 
the  nineteenth  century.  L.  1844. 

Alister,  R.  jMexandei  llobeitwn. 
Extermination  of  the  Scottish  peasantry 
...  By  ...  Edinb.  1853. 

All-Pride,  Lord.  John  Slt&ffidd, 
Duke  of  Buckinghamshire.  A  very  heroi- 
cal  epistle  from  my  Lord  All-Pride  to 
Dolcommon  L  1679 

Allan-Kardeo  L&on  Hippolyte  Deni- 
sart  RivaiL  Le  livre  dcs  esprits  .  , . 
Paris,  1857. 

Allde,  Edward,  John  Taylor,  the 
Water-poet  The  pennyles  pilgrimage, 
or  the  moneylesse  perambulation  of 
John  Taylor,  alias  The  King's  Majostio's 
Water-poet.  I^om  London  to  Eden- 
borough  on  foot  By  B.  A  L  1018, 

Alldred,  Frederic.  Henry  F  Red- 
dall 

Allen,  Grahame.     George  A)  nold. 

Allen,  John.  Oscar  Olnte.  The 
blessed  bees.  By. .  .  N.T.  1878. 

Allen,  Mrs.  Josiah  Marietta  Holley, 
My  opinions  and  Betsey  Bobbet's  * .  *  By 
J,  A  .'a  wife.  Hartford,  1875, 

Allen,  Paul.  John  Neal  and  TobLs 
WatLms,  M.D.  History  of  the  Am..ri- 
can  revolution  By  P.  A.  P,  182i;!  M 

Paul  Allen  (1776-1828)  was  a  Journalist  of 
Philadelphia  and  Baltimore.  He  had  lo«g  prom- 
ised this  history,  and  obtained  a  larp:o  subserty.. 
tion  for  it;  tout  'Mr.  "Neal  wrote  the  first  volume* 
and  Dr  Watkms  the  remainder, 

Allendale,  Alfred,  Esq.  Theodore 
Edward  Hoot.  The  man  of  sorrow.  By 
...  L.  1809. 

Allerdyce,  Robert  Barclay,  Agricul- 
tural tour  in.  the  United  States.  L  1842. 

Allid.  G-eorge  T.  Lanigan.  National 
ballads  of  Canada  .  .  .  Montreal,  1805* 

Allin,  Abby.  Mrs  A.  A.  Carter  (wife 
of  Daniel  S,).  Home  "ballads:  a  Tbook 
for  Kew  Ejiglanders  ...  B.  1851. 

Allison^  Joy.  Mary  A.  Cmyin.  Kate 
Jameson  and  her  friends  B  1872. 

Allspice,  Zekel.    John,  Cooper  VaiL 


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Allyn,  Ellen  Miss  Christina  Georgina 
JZossetti.  Her  signature  to  poems  pub- 
lished in  "  The  Gem,"  London,  of  which 
only  four  numbers  were  published;  writ- 
ten almost  exclusively  by  the  Rossettis, 
Holman  Hunt,  and  Eord  Madox  Brown 

Allyne,  Enylla.     Mrs.  Spencer. 

Almaviva.  Harry  St.  Maur,  in  his 
contributions  to  "The  News-Letter" 
(Chicago,  111). 

Alma  Viva.  Clement  Scott.  "The 
'  Smiff  Papers '  did  much  to  extend  the 
circulation  of  'The  Figaro/  as  did  also 
the  dramatic  criticism  signed  'Alma 
Viva/  Mr.  Doughty  was  the  author  of 
the  first-mentioned  feature ;  Mr.  Clement 
Scott,  of  the  second/'— See  "Journal- 
istic London,"  p  94. 

Almaviva.  Clement  Scott.  Drawing- 
room  plays  and  parlor  pantomimes. 
Collected  .  .  .  L.  1870 

Almore,  Caspar.  Frederick  Wittiam- 
son  Beasley,  D.D.  Papers  from  Overlook 
liouse.  P.  1866. 

Alof,  V.  Nicholas  V.  Gogol  Home 
life  in  Russia.  By  a  Russian  noble.  L, 
1854. 

Alonzo.  John  Wingfield,  in  Byron's 
«  Childish  Recollections."  Newark,  1807. 

Alpha.  John  Abraham,  in  the  "La- 
dies' Journal,"  of  Liskeard,  Cornwall. 
1868-78. 

Alpha.  George  Walker,  M.D.  Death's 
waiting-room ;  or,  the  Girondist's  last 
supper.  A  dramatic  sketch.  By  A. 
L.  1851. 

Alpha,  Mrs.  L.  L.  Phelps.  Grace 
Tilden;  or,  seven  years'  service  for 
Christ  B.  1869. 

Alpha.  Stephen  H.  Alien.  Religion 
an$  science ;  the  letters  of  "  Alpha  "  on 
the  influence  of  spirit  on  imponderable 
ac  ieric  molecular  substances,  etc.  By 
.  .  .  B.  1874. 

Alphonso,  S  G.  Alonzo  G.  Shears 
of  New  Haven  (Ct ),  in  his  contributions 
to  various  periodicals. 

Alpin.  William  Wilson,  in  his  poems 
contributed  to  periodicals. 

Alq,  Mme.  Louise  d».  Olt/a  Ebhardt 
La  science  du  monde  .  .  Paris,  1876. 

Alston,  Edith.  Miss  Mary  Green 
Gaodale  of  New  Orleans,  whose  poems 
have  appeared  in  the  journals  of  that 
city  under  this  pen-name. 

Altamont.  Rev.  &Larles  Jenner. 
Letters  from  ...  in  the  capital,  to  his 
friends  in  the  country.  L.  1767. 

Alter.  Rev.  Joseph  JB.  Owen.  Chess 
studies.  L.  18-, 

Alter  Ego.  Robert  E.  Strahom  To 
the  Rockies  and  beyond  j  or,  a  summer 


on    the  Union    Pacific    Railroad    and 
branches     Omaha,  1879. 

Altisonant,  Lorenzo.  8.  K.  Hoshour. 
Letters  to  'Squire  Pedant  by  ...  Cin. 
1850 

Alton.  A.  L.  Taveau.  The  magic 
word.  B.  1855. 

Alumni  of  the  University  of  Edin- 
-  burgh.  John  Lee,  DJ).,  George  Wilson, 
M.D.,  S.  Brown,  and  others.  Edinburgh 
academic  annual  for  1840,  consisting  of 
contributions  in  literature  and  science 
By  ...  Edinb.  1840. 

Alumnus,  An.  Rev.  Daniel  Oilier. 
Address  at  Dartmouth  College,  May  19, 
1825. 

Alumnus,  An.  John  Gforham  Palfrey. 
A  letter  to  the  corporation  ...  of  Har- 
vard College  ...  B.  1835. 

Alumnus  Cantabrigiensis.  Thomas 
Ignatius  Maria  Forster.  Harmonia  Mu- 
sarum  . . .  Bruges,  1843. 

The  preface  is  signed  "  T,  F." 

Alumnus  Edlnensis.  Alexander  Pe- 
terlm,  A  letter  to  the  Right  Honour- 
able the  Lord  Provost  of  Edinburgh  .  .  . 
Edinb.  1836. 

Alumnus  of  that  College,  An.  John 
Lowell,  LL.D.  Further  remarks  on  the 
memorial  of  the  officers  of  Harvard  Col- 
lege ...  B.  1824. 

Alun  Glan.  Bardic  name  of  the  Rev. 
Thomas  Jones. 

Alvarez,  Espriella  Manuel.  Robert 
Southey.  Letters  from  England.  By  .  . . 
L.  1807. 

Amateur,  An.  0.  Badham.  Brief 
recollections,  chiefly  of  Italy.  By ... 
Glasgow,  1835. 

Amateur,  An.  Thomas  Wilson.  Cat- 
alogue raisonne*  of  the  select  collection 
of  engravings  of  ...  L.  1828. 

Amateur,  An.  Captain  G.  Soid.  A 
concise  history  and  analysis  of  all  the 
principal  styles  of  architecture  ...  By 
...  L.1828. 

Amateur,  An.  N.  J5  JSngleheart.  A 
concise  treatise  on  eccentric  turning.  By 
. , .  L.  1852. 

Amateur,  An.  William  Cox.  Crayon 
sketches  by  ...  ST.Y.  1833. 
-„  Amateur,  An.  Charles  Clark.  A 
doctor's  "Do "-ings;  or,  the  entrapped 
heiress  of  Witham :  a  satirical  poem. 
Totham,  1848  —See  "Queerfellow,  Quin- 
tan." 

Amateur,  An.  Col.  George  W.  Hooper. 
Down  the  river;  or,  practical  lessons 
under  the  code  duello.  KT.T.  1874. 

Amateur,  An.  Archibald  N  Car- 
michael.  Genealogy  of  her  majesty  Queen 
Victoria  .  . .  Edin.  1846. 


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Amateur, An.  G-. E.Walker.  Horses, 
their  rational  treatment ...  By  ...  L. 
1865 

Ajnateur,  An  Charles  Winston.  An 
inquiry  into  the  difference  of  style  observ- 
able in  ancient  painted  glass  ...  By  ... 
Oxf .  1847. 

Ajnateur,  An.  James  Hall  The  jot- 
ting book :  a  political  and  literary  experi- 
ment. By  ...  L.  1839, 

Amateur,  An.  James  KirTce  Pauld- 
2720(1).  The  new  mirror  for  travellers ;  and 
guide  to  the  Springs.  By  ...  NY.  1828. 

Amateur,  An.  Bernard  Barton.  Poems. 
By  . .  L.  1818. 

Amateur,  An.  Charles  Kirkpatridh 
Sharps  Portraits  by  ...  Edinb.  1832. 

Amateur,  An.  Pierce  Egan,  the  Elder. 
Real  life  in  London;  or,  the  rambles 
and  adventures  of  Bob  Tallyho,  Esq.., 
and  his  cousin  the  Hon.  Tom  Dashall 
through  the  metropolis ...  By ...  L.  1821. 

Amateur,  An.  Hon.  E.  8.  Abbot, 
afterwards  Baroness  Colchester.  Views 
in  London.  [In  verse.]  By  * . .  Chis- 
wick,  1833. 

Amateur  Casual,  An  James  Green- 
wood, in  "  The  Pall  Mall  Gazette,"  who 
"  gave  it  a  good  start  by  a  graphic  sketch 
of  workhouse  life,  signed  e  An  Amateur 
Casual/" 

Amateur  Farmer,  An.  William  Holt 
J3eever  Notes  on  fields  and  cattle,  from 
the  diary  of  ...  L  1862. 

Amateur  IJambeth  Casual  James 
Greenwood  The  wilds  of  London  .  .  . 
L.  1866 ;  The  true  history  of  Little  Rag- 
amuffin, 1866. 

Amateur  of  PasMon,  An.  James  K. 
Paulding  Jokeby  a  burlesque  on 
Rokeby,  a  poem,  in  six  cantos.  L  1813. 
[This  parotl^  has  also  been  attributed  to 
John  Roby,  Thomas  Tegg,  and  to  the 
brothers  James  and  Horace  Smith.] 

Amateur  Traveller,  An.  James 
Watson  Webb.  Alto  wan;  or,  incidents 
of  life  and  adventure  in  the  Rocky 
Mountains.  By". . .  Edited  by  J.  W. 
Webb.  N.Y.  184& 

Ambassador,  The.  Samuel  Turner^ 
in  Beloe's  "Sexagenarian/*  Vol.  II.. 
73.  2ded.  L,  1818. 

Ambrose.  Rev.  J,  Ambrose  Wight,  of 
Bay  City,  Mich.,  in  his  contributions  to 
"The  Evangelist/' 

Ambrose,  Father.  Matthew  Henry 
JBarker>  who  wrote  a  good  deal  under  this 
designation  and  that  of  "The  Wanderer," 
as  well  as  that  of  «  Old  Sailor." 

Ambrose,  Paul.  John  Pendleton 
Kennedy  Mr.  Ambrose's  letters  on  the 
rebellion.  H.Y.  1865. 


Amelia.  Mrs.  Amelia  ( Ooppuck)  Welby 
Poems.  By  A.  N.Y.  1842. 

A  men.  der.  Benjamin  F.  Burriham. 
A  voice  from  the  pews ;  or.  a  tabernacle 
supplement.  B  1877.  ~~^ 

American,  An.  Freeman  Hunt. 
American  anecdotes :  original  and  se- 
lect .  B.  1830 

American,  An.  Edward  Habich.  The 
American  Churches  the  bulwarks  of 
American  slavery  By  . . .  Newbury- 
port,  Mass.  1842. 

American,,. Ail.  William  Cobbett.  An- 
nals of  blood  ...  By  ...  Camb.  [Eng.] 
1797 

American,  An.  James  F.  Price. 
Castle  Crosier:  a  romance.  By... 
Annapolis,  Md,  1827. 

American,  An.  Noah  Webster.  The 
revolution  in  France.  N.Y.  1874. 

American,  An,  William  Barton^ 
AM.  The  constitutionalist:  addressed 
to  men  of  all  parties  in  the  United  States 
...  P.  1804 

American,  An  David  Christy.  Cot- 
ton is  king  .  . .  Gin.  1855. 

American,  An  Hezekiah  Earthy 
Wright,  Desultory  reminiscences  o£  \i 
tour  through  Germany,  Switzerland,  and 
France.  B  1838. 

American,  An.  Stephen  Fiske.  En- 
glish, photographs  ...  L  1869. 

American,  An.  0.  Prescutt  Killer 
English  and  Scottish  sketches.  L. 
1857. 

American,  An.  David  Everett,  An 
essay  on  the  rights  and  duties  of  nations, 
relative  to  fugitives  from  justice  . . ,  B, 
1807. 

American,  An.  Arthur  Lee.  An  es- 
say in  vindication  of  the  continental  col- 
onies of  America,  from  a  censure  of 
Adam  Smith  ...  L.  1764. 

American,  An.  Jfreu.  Mathias  Bruen* 
Essays,  descriptive  and  moral,  on  scenes 
in  Italy,  Switzerland,  and  ITraace  .  . . 
EdinU  1823. 

American,  An-  Lewis  Cass.  An  ex- 
amination of  the  question  now  in  discus- 
sion between  the  American  and  British 
governments,  concerning  the  right  of 
search.  By ...  Baltimore,  1842. 

American,  An.  William  Elliott,  Fi- 
asco :  a  tragedy.  N'T.  I860. 

American,  An,  R,  Davidson,  Esq. 
Geography  epitomised  ...  in  Terse  . ,  * 
By  ...  L.  1787, 

American,  An.  James  Fenimore 
Cooper.  Gleanings  in  Europe :  England. 
By..,.  P.  1837. 

American,  An     Theodore  Sedgwith. 


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13 


Hints  to  my  countrymen,  by  ...  NVY. 
1826. 

American,  An.  Mrs.  Lydia  Maria 
Child.  Hobomok :  a  tale  of  early  times 
. .  B.  1824. 

American,  An  Samuel  Fmley  Breese 
Morse.  Imminent  dangers  to  the  free 
institutions  of  the  United  States  through 
foreign  immigration  .  .  N.Y.  1835. 

American,  An.  Sidney  Edwards 
Morse.  Letter  on  American  slavery  . .  . 
By  ...  NY  1847. 

American,  An.  Henry  M.  Bracken- 
ridge.  Letter  on  South  American  affairs 
to  Mr,  Monroe  1818. 

American,  An  J.  Pottinger.  Let- 
ters of  ...  mainly  on  Russia,  etc.  1854. 

American,  An.  Alexander  Hamilton. 
Letters  to  "The  Gazette  of  the  United 
States."  August  4-18,  1792 

American,  An.  A,  Robinson.  Life 
in  California  during  a  residence  of  sev- 
eral years  in  that  territory  . . .  N.Y.  1846. 

American,  An  Benjamin  Young 
Prime,  M.D  Muscipula  give  Cambromy- 
omachia  The  mouse-trap :  or,  the  bat- 
tle of  the  Welsh  and  the  mice,  in  Latin 
and  English,  with  other  poems  in  differ- 
ent languages.  By  ...  N.Y.  1840. 

American,  An  Henry  Wadsworth 
Longfellow.  Outre-mer ;  or,  a  pilgrimage 
to  the  Old  World  By  .  .  L.  1835. 

American,  An.  Samuel  Low  The 
politician  outwitted .  a  comedy  .  . . 
N.Y  1789 

American,  An.  James  Sloan.  Ram- 
bles in  Italy  in  the  years  1816-17.  By 
Bait.  1818.  [Also  attributed  to 
Theodore  Lyman.] 

American,  An.  Alexander  Hill  Ev- 
erett Remarks  on  Gov.  C.  Strong's 
speech ...  B.  1814. 

American,  An.  Richard  BiddU.  A 
review  of  Captain  Basil  Hall's  travels  in 
North  America,  in  the  years  1827  and 
1828.  L  1830. 

American,  An.  George  Henry  Cal- 
vert.  Scenes  and  thoughts  in  Europe. 
N.Y  1847. 

American,  An.  James  E.  DeKay. 
Sketches  of  Turkey  in  1831  and  1832. 
N.Y.  1833. 

American,  An.  Matthew  Bennett 
Wynkoop  Song  leaves  from  the  book 
of  Life  and  Nature.  By...  N.Y.  1852. 

American,  An  Benjamin  Ghurch, 
M.D.  The  times .  a  poem  ...  B.  1765. 

American,  An.  JRey.  Charles  Inglis. 
True  interest  of  America  impartially 
stated.  P.  1776. 

American,  An.  Duff  Green.  The 
United  States  and  England  ...  L.  1842. 


American,  An.  Joseph  Hoplcmson. 
What  is  our  situation?  and  what  our 
prospects  *  . .  .  P.  1799 

American,  An,  formerly  a  Member 
of  Congress.  Fisher  Ames.  The  influ- 
ences of  democracy  on  liberty,  property, 
and  the  happiness  of  society,  considered. 
By  ...  L.  1835 

American  in  England,  The.  Alex- 
ander Shdell  Mackenzie.  The  American 
m  England.  L.  1836. 

American  In  London,  An.  Rev. 
Calvin  Colton.  The  Americans  1833. 

American  in  Paris,  The.  John 
Sanderson  The  American  in  Paris.  L. 
1838. 

American  in  the  Service  of  the 
Viceroy,  An.  George  Bethune  English, 
A  narrative  of  the  expedition  to  Dongo- 
la  and  Sennaar,  under  the  command  of 
His  Excellence  Ismael  Pasha . . .  L.  1822. 

American  Long  Resident  at  Con- 
stantinople, An  Commodore  David 
Porter.  Constantinople  and  its  environs. 
,..  N.Y.  1835. 

American  recently  returned  from 
Europe,  An,  Robert  Walsh.  A  letter 
on  the  genius  and  dispositions  of  the 
French  government ...  P  1810. 

American  Amateur  in  Europe,  An. 
James  Jackson  Jarves.  Art  thoughts  .  .  . 


American  Angler,  An.  John  J. 
Brown.  American  Angler's  Guide  . . . 
By...  NY.  1845 

American  Artist,  An.  Laughton  Os- 
born.  Handbook  of  young  artists  and 
amateurs  in  oil  painting  . .  .  N.Y.  1845. 

American  Cato,  The  Samuel  Adams, 
so  called  by  a  newspaper  writer.  1781. 

American  Citizen,  An.  William 
Beach  Lawrence,  as  translator  of  Marbois' 
"  History  of  Louisiana/'  P.  1830. 

American  Citizen,  An.  Orville  J. 
Victor.  The  American  rebellion  ...  By 
...  L.  1861. 

American  Citizen,  An.  John  Adams. 
Discourses  on  Davila  .  .-.  B.  1805. 

American  Citizen,  An.  James  Barr 
Walker,  D.D.  The  living  questions  of 
the  age.  By  ...  P.  1869. 

American  Citizen,  An.  Linus  Pier- 
pont  Brockett,  MD.  The  philanthropic 
results  of  the  war  in  America  . . .  N.Y. 
1864. 

American  Consul  at  X*onxlon,  The. 
Freeman  H.  Morse.  . . .  American  sea- 
men. . . .  Letter  from  ...  n.  p.  1869. 

American  Englishman,  An.  Sam- 
uel Mather,  of  Boston,  An  attempt  to 
show  that  America  must  be  known  to  the 
Ancients  . , ,  B.  1778. 


AM 


AM 


American  Fabius,  The.  George 
Washington,  so  called  in  1781. 

American.  Farmer,  An.  Hector  St. 
John  Crevecaur.  Letters.  1793. 

American  Farmer,  An.  William 
Cobbett.  Notes  on  American  gardening 
and  fruit.  P.  1803 

American  Farmer,  An.  Frederick 
Law  Olmsted.  Walks  and  talks  of  ... 
in  England.  N  Y.  1852 

American  Gentleman,  An  Richard 
S.  One 

American  Gentleman,  An.  William 
Ctifftw.  Gifford's  "The  Baviad"  and 
"Mseviad"  [Also],  A  poetical  epistle 
to  the  author,  by  an  American  gentle- 
man. P.  1799. 

American  Gentleman,  An.  JSenja- 
min  Young  Prime,  M.D.  The  patriot 
muse  .  .  L  1764 

American  Gentleman,  An.  John 
Sanderson.  Sketches  of  Pans  in  fa- 
miliar letters  to  his  friends.  P.  1838. 

American  Gentleman,  An.  Richard 
Alsop,  as  translator  of  The  geographical, 
natural,  and  civil  history  of  Chili.  By 
Abbs'  don  J.  Ignatius  Molina.  Middle- 
town,  Ct.  1808. 

American  Gentleman,  An.  Rev. 
Galmn  Qolton  A  yoice  from  America  to 
England.  KY.  1837. 

American  Girl  Abroad,  AJDU  Miss 
Adeline  Trafton.  An  American  girl 
abroad.  B. 

American  Indian,  An,  Henry  Home, 
Jr.  The  citizen  of  nature,  in  a  series 
of  letters  from  ...  in  London,  to  his 
friend  at  home.  L.  1823. 

American  IJady,  An.  Henry  Wood. 
Change  for  the  "American  Notes  "... 
L.  1843. 

American  Lady,  An.  M.  Griffin. 
Impressions  of  Germany  . .  .  Dresden, 
1866. 

American  tiady,  An.  Mrs.  Grant 
Memoirs  . .  .  with  sketches  of  manners 
and  scenery  in  America  ...  L.  1810. 

American  UTavy  Officer,  An.  Na- 
thaniel Fanning  A  narrative  of  the  ad- 
ventures of  an  American  navy  officer, 
who  served  during  part  of  the  American 
revolution  under  Pan!  Jones.  N.Y.  1806. 

American.  Novelist,  Tlie.  Mrs.  H. 
3.  Stowe.  Byron  painted  by  his  com- 
peers . . .  showing  wherein  the  A.  N". 
gives  a  truthful  account,  etc.  L,  1869. 

American  Officer  in  the  Service  of 
France.  John  Skey  Eustace.  Letters  on 
the  crimes  of  George  HL..,  Paris,  1794. 

American  Pastor,  An.  Rev.  17u>ma& 
Bacon,  Two  sermons,  preached  to  a 
congregation  of  black  slaves . . .  L.  1749. 


American  Physician,  An.  Dr.  Pat- 
nek  Macaulay.  How  the  cholera  is  prop- 
agated ...  L  1831 

American  Spy,  The.  Capt.  Nathan 
Hale.  The  A  S.;  or,  freedom's  early 
sacrifice :  a  tale  of  the  Tie  volution, 
founded  on  fact.  Albany,  1857.  [Writ- 
ten by  Jeptha  Root  Simins  ] 

American  Wanderer  ~  Arthur  Lee 
American  wanderer  through  Europe.  L. 
1783. 

American  Woman,  An  Mrs  L  B 
Urbmo.  An  American  woman  in  Eu- 
rope .  . . 

American  Woman,  An.  Helen  C 
Smith.  Hints  on  dress  .  .  KY.  1872 

American  Woman,  An  Mis.  H 
0.  Tracy  Cutler.  Letter  from  ...  to  .  . 
Lord  Palmerston.  1862. 

Americanus.  Caleb  Evans.  A  letter 
to  the  Rev.  John  Wesley  ...  L  1775. 

Americus  Francis  Lieber  Manual 
of  political  ethics.  P. 

Americus.  Oscar  Montgomery  Lieber, 
in  his  contributions  to  "The  Evening 
Post "  N.  Y.  1872. 

Americus  Vine  Wright  Kingsley 
Spain,  Cuba,  and  the  United  States  .  . . 
N.T.  1870 

Amerus.  Alexander  Chalmers.  Chai- 
acter  of  Dr.  Johnson  as  drawn  by  him- 
self. «  Gent,  Mag./'  April,  1788,  p.  300 , 
original  letter  of  Dr.  Johnson,  June,  1788, 
p.  479. 

Ames,  Mrs,  Xelly.  Eleanor  Kirk  Up 
Broadway,  and  its  sequel.  A  life  story. 
N  Y.  1870. 

Amey.  Louis  Xavier  Eyma*  His  sig- 
nature to  his  translations  and  vaudevilles. 

Ami,  Un.  Rev-  Thomas  Hartley,  Au- 
tpbiographie  de  Swedenborg  Sous  ce 
titre :  reponse  a  une  lettre  qu'un  un  ami 
m'a  £crite.  Saint-Amand,  1851, 

Arnica.  Miss  Alice  Pearce.  An  acros- 
tic on  the  Rev.  R.  H.  Hitchins,  in  the 
"Cornish  Magazine,"  1828. 

Arnicas.  William  A.  Brewer,  in  his 
contributions  to  various  old  New  York 
periodicals. 

Amicus.  Sir  Thomas  Fairbavrn,  in  the 
London  "Times." 

Amicus.  David  JSrown.  Defence  of 
the  British  and  foreign  Bible  society. 
Edinb.  1826, 

Amicus.   James  Gordon.  Eight  letters 
on  the  subject  of  the  Earl  of  Selkirk's 
pamphlet  on  Highland  emigration  .  . 
Edinb.  1806. 

Amicus.  Joseph  Lancaster.  Bruits  of 
Christian  love!  a  letter  . .  on  the  reli- 
gious instruction  of  their  [the  Quakers'] 
youth.  L.  1808. 


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15 


Amicus  John  Canton  On  the  mag- 
netic needle,  in  the  "  Gent.  Mag.,"  Decem- 
ber, 1761,  p  669. 

Amicus  Wdham  Alexander.  Quaker- 
ism unmasked:  comprising  a  glance  at 
J  Wilkinson's  "Quakerism  examined." 
By  ...  York  1839 

Amicus  Rev  Benjamin  Kent  A  ser- 
mon in  Marlborough,  July  9, 1734.  Per 
B  1734 

Amicus  Curiae  One  of  the  pseudo- 
nyms attributed  to  Junius  (q.v  ).  [The 
letter  thus  signed  is  dated  June  10,  1769, 
and  defends  the  letters  of  Junius.] 

Amicus  Curiae  John  Payne  Collier. 
Criticisms  on  the  bar.  L.  1819. 

Amicus  Secundus.  William  A.  Thom- 
son, D  D.  Brief  statement  of  reasons  for 
Bible  societies  in  Scotland  withdrawing 
their  confidence  in  the  British  and  foreign 
Bible  society  Edinb.  1826 

Amigo.  Dr.  Salmon  Skinner,  in  the 
N.Y.  "Herald." 

Amner.  George  Steepens.  Rev.  Kich- 
ard  Amner  (1737-1803),  a  dissenting  min- 
ister at  Hampstead,  near  London,  and 
afterwards  at  Coseley,  in  Staffordshire; 
still  later,  left  off  preaching  and  retired 
to  his  native  town,  Hinckley. 

"  Whilst  a  resident  at  Hampstead,  he  became 
the  subject  of  malignant  merriment  to  the  learned 
commentator  on  Shakespeare,  who,  to  his  ever- 
lasting  shame  be  it  spoken,  fathered  on  this 
harmless  Divine  many  ludicrous  notes  of  his 
own  " 

Amor  Patriaa.  Thomas  Crowley.  Dis- 
sertations on  the  grand  dispute  between 
•Great  Britain  and  America.  By ...  L. 
1774 

Amor  Veritatis.  Rev.  John  Mortlock 
Darnell.  To  F  Silver.  [Letter,  signed 
A.  V ,  addressed  to  P.  Silver,  in  reply  to 
his  pamphlet,  entitled  "  Immannel."]  I/. 
1833. 

Amyntor,  Gerhard  von.  Dagobert 
von  Gerhard.  Em  priester,  historie  in 
•sechs  gesangen  Breslau,  1881. 

Anacharsis.  Jean  Jacques  Barthe"lemy. 
Voyage  du  jeune  Anacharsis  en  Greece. 
Paris,  1788. 

Anacreon,  The  French.  Pierre  Lai*- 
jon,  1727-18 11,  perpetual  president  of  the 
Caveau  Moderne,  a  Pans  club  noted  for 
its  good  dinners,  but  every  member  was 
obliged  to  be  a  poet. 

Anacreon  Moore.  Thomas  Moore. 
1779-1832. 

Anacreon  of  the  Guillotine.  JBarere 
de  Vieuzac,  1756-1841. 

Anacreon,  The  SioiHan.  Giovanni 
Meli,  1740-1815 

Analytical  Teacher,  An.     John  U* 


Pai  sons.  The  analytical  spelling-book  . . 
Portland,  Me 

Anchor  John  Watts  De  Peystet .  Chan- 
cellorsville  and  its  results  ...  NY  lb<>  3 

Ancien  Cur6  du  diocese  de  Quebec, 
Un  Very  Rev.  Thomas  Magmre  Kecueil 
de  notes  diverses  sur  le  gouvernement 
d'une  paroisse  .  Paris,  1830. 

Ancien  enfant  de  choeur,  Un.  $m  de 
Laurent.  Les  abbes  galants  P.  1882. 
Also  ascribed  to  Emile  Colombey 

Ancient  Brahmin,  An.  Robert  Dods- 
leij.  The  (Economy  of  human  life  . .  . 
Written  by  ...  L.  1750. 

Ancient,  Oliver.  Robert  W  Me  Alp  me, 
in  his  contributions  to  "  iNoah's  Sunday 
Times"  (N.Y.). 

Andersson,  Anna.  Anna  Andersson 
Wastberg.  Styfmorsblommorna.  1857. 

Anderson,  Ralph  Bpbert  Heron.  A 
letter  from  K  A.  Esq.  to  Sir  J.  Sinclair  .  . . 
Edinb  1797 

Andolt,  Ernst.  Bemhard  Rudolf 
Abeken.  Studies  on  the  Divine  comme- 
dia  of  Dante.  1826. 

Andrade.  Joao  de  Andrade  Corvo  de 
CamVes.  Un  conto  ao  serSo,  1852 

Andre,  W.  J.     William  Jordan. 

In  his  autobiography  he  says:  "I  have  not 
been  a  careful  preserver  of  my  productions,  and 
have  not  (I  now  -wish  I  had)  a  copy  of  my 
'Eclogue,'  which,  if  I  remember  rightly,  appeared 
as  the  writing  of  W.  J  Andre"  9  an  anagram  of  my 
name,  which,  lite  the  signature  of  *  Teutha '  (the 
ancient  name  of  Tweed),  used  by  me  from  the 
period  of  my  earliest  to  my  latest  contributions 
to  the  press,  may  guide  the  curious  (if  such 
there  may  be)  to  many  of  the  anonymous  essays, 
in  prose  and  verse,  of  William  Jordan." 

Andrew  of  Mitchell  Street.  John 
Andrews  Jones. 

Andrew,  James,  A.  M.  Andrew 
Mackay.  Astronomical  and  nautical 
tables...  L.  1805 

Andrews,  Joseph.  Henry  Fielding. 
The  history  of  the  adventures  of  . .  and 
of  his  friend  Mr.  Abraham  Adams  L. 
1742. 

Ane  of  that  ilk  William  Edmon- 
stoune Aytoun.  OurZion...  By.  .  1840. 

Ang,  Phil.  John  Pennyman  A  bright 
shining  light,  discovering  the  pretenders 
to  it,  to  the  .  *  .  Quakers,  etc.  By ... 
L.  1680. 

Ange  Benigne.  Mme.  la  Comtesse  Paul 
de  MoleneSj  in  her  contributions  to  "  La 
Vie  Parisienne." 

Angelina.  Mrs.  Angelina  Levy  Goetz, 
in  music  to  numerous  songs,  among  others 
Sir  Marmaduke;  The  stream  of  life. 
I*.  1858. 

Angelina.    Harriet  Martineau. 

Angelina.  Thomas  Prescott  Prest. 
Miser  of  Shoreditch:  drama.  JsT.Y.  1857. 


16 


Angeloni,  Battista,  John  Shebbeare, 
M.D.  Letters  on  the  English  nation.  By 

B.  A.,  a  Jesuit .  .  .    L.  1755 

Anglais  Voyageur,  Un.  Martin  Sher- 
lock. Lettres  d*  .  .  .  Geneva,  1779. 

Angler,  An.  Charles  Lanman.  Adven- 
tures of  .  .  in  Canada,  Nova  Scotia,  and 
the  United  States  L.  1848. 

Angler,  An.  Thomas  Tod  Stoddart. 
An  angler's  rambles  and  angling  songs 
L.  1866. 

Angler,  An.  John  Henry  CUffe  Notes 
and  recollections  of  ...  rambles  among 
the  mountains  of  "Wales.  L.  1860. 

Angler,  An.  Sir  Humphry  Davy.  Sal- 
monia ;  or,  days  of  fly-fishing  1828. 

Angler,  A  North  Country  -  Thomas 
Doubteday.  Coquet-dale  fishing  songs  .  .  . 
Edinb.  1852. 

Angler  and  Bibliopolist,  An  Old. 
Thomas  Boose y.  Piscatorial  reminiscences 
and  gleanings.  L.  1835. 

Anglicanae  Presbyter.    John  Wesley 

C.  Sallustii  Crispi  bellum  Catiliniarum  et 
Jugurthinum  . .  .  edidit ...    L.  1749. 

Anglicanus.  R  S.  Ellis.  The  travel- 
ler's handbook  to  Copenhagen  and  its 
environs.  Copenhagen,  1858 

Anglicanus,  L.  T  Arthur  Penrhyn 
Stanley,  Dean  of  Westminster. 

Anglicanus  Presbyter.  Joseph  Hem- 
ington  Hams.  Auricular  confession  not 
the  rule  of  the  Church  of  England  . . . 
L.  1852 

Anglo-American.  Sir  Brenton  Halh- 
burton,  Knt.,  who  contributed  frequently 
to  the  press,  the  most  noteworthy  of  his 
writings  being  a  series  of  letters,  in  1813, 
on  the  American  war,  which  appeared 
in  the  Halifax  "Recorder,"  under  this 
signature, 

Anglo-Canadian,  An.  Rev.  Adam 
Townley,  DJ).  Ten  letters  ,  .  .  on  the 
Church  and  Church  establishments  .  .  . 
Toronto,  1839. 

Angove,  Grace.  Mrs.  Grace  Michell. 
The  gold  fields  of  California,  and  strug- 
gles to  win  gold  there  and  in  England  .  . . 
1868-69. 

Anicetus.  William  Adolphus  Clark, 
The  cannonade.  B.  1861. 

Animal  Painter,  An.  James  Wilson. 
The  rod  and  the  gun  j  and  a  voyage  round 
the  coasts  of  Scotland  and  the  Isles. 

Ann  Mrs.  Ann  Thomas.  The  dove- 
cot. 1634. 

Ann  of  Swansea.  AnnKewble.  Cesa- 
rio  Rosalba ;  or,  the  oath  of  vengeance :  a 
romance.  L.  1819. 

Ann  Jane.  Mrs.  Ann  Jane  Morgan. 
John  Pottle,  the  farmer's  man.  L. 

Anna  Matilda.    Mrs.  Hannah  Park- 


house  Cowley.  She  composed,  besides 
other  plays,  two  remarkably  successful 
comedies  called  "The  Kunaway,"  and 
"The  Belle's  Stratagem"  She  also 
wrote  "  The  Maid  of  Arragon,"  and  other 
poems. 

Anna  Matilda'  Mrs.  Hester  (Lynch 
Thrale)  Piozzi.  In  1785,  during  her  resi- 
dence at  Florence,  she  contributed  under 
the  signature  of  "Anna  Matilda"  to  the 
"  Florence  Miscellany."  Florence,  1785. 

Annibale.  Miss  Anna  Bollard  Fif- 
teen vocalises  .  .  B  1870  Also  in 
her  contributions  to  "The  Mail"  (N.Y  ) 

Annotator.  John  Colder.  Notes  to 
Nichols's  edition  of  "The Tatler."  L.  1786. 

Annual  Visitor,  An.  Henry  Huntt, 
M.D  A  visit  to  the  Red  Sulphur  Spring 
of  Virginia  during  the  summer  of 
1837  ...  By  ...  B.  1839 

Anonym,  Walter,  Residuary  Lega- 
tee of  the  late.  Henry  Jackson  Sar- 
gent Feathers  from  a  moulting  muse. 
B.  1854. 

Anonymous.  Benjamin  Dawson. 
Animadversions  upon  the  conduct  of 
the  Rev  Dr  Rutherforth  ,  . .  L  1768. 

Anonymous,  Londinensis.   Matthias 
Earbery,  ABA.  letter  to  Dr.  Calamy   . 
L.   1718       [Also    ascribed    to    Thomas 
Lewis  ] 

Another  considerable  personage 
Sir  William  Drummond,  in  Beloe's  "  Sex- 
agenarian/' Vol.  II,  p.  124,  2d  ed.  L. 
1818 

Another  Gentleman  of  Cambridge. 
John  Duncembe.  An  evening  contempla- 
tion hi  a  college :  being  a  parody  on  the 
Elegy  in  a  country  churchyard.  By  .  .  . 
L  1753. 

Another  Gentleman  of  Lincoln's 
Inn.  Thomas  Edwards.  A  supplement 
to  Mr.  Warburton's  edition  of  Shake- 
spear  ...  By  ...  L.  1748. 

Another  Layman.  Warwick  Pal- 
fray.  Remarks  on  the  recent  ordination 
at  Beverly  . .  .  Salem,  1824. 

Another  Member  of  Parliament 
Sir  William  Blackstone  A  letter  to  [Sir 
William  Meredith]  the  author  of  "The 
Question  Stated/'  L  1769. 

Anselmus.  Rev.  Samuel  W.  Duffield, 
of  Bloomfield,  N  J.,  in  his  contributions 
to  "The  Evangelist/* 

Anstey,  F.  F.  Anstey  Guthrie,  Vice 
versa  L.  1882. 

Anthony,  Grey.  Henry  Carl  Schil- 
ler. Christmas  at  the  grange.  Graham, 
1845. 

Anti- Abolitionist,  An.  Russell  Jar- 
vis.  Facts  and  arguments  against  the 
election  of  General  Cass  „ . .  N.Y.  1848. 


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Anti-Belial.  One  of  the  pseudonyms 
attributed  to  Junius  (q  v.). 

The  letters  thus  signed  "are  minor  Philo- 
Juniuses,  to  explain,  defend,  and  support  the 
reputation  of  the  principal." 

Anti-Bureaucrat,  An.  Adam  Thorn. 
Remarks  on  the  convention  .  .  .  Mon- 
treal, 1835. 

Anti-Cotton.  R.  A.  T.  Gascoyne 
Cecily  Viscount  Cranborne,  Marquis  of  Sal- 
isbury, in  his  contributions  to  "The 
Quarterly  Review."  L. 

Anti-Draco.  John  Disney.  3Tive  let- 
ters to  Sir  Samuel  Romilly  . . .  L.  1810. 

Anti-Fox.  One  of  the  pseudonyms 
attributed  to  Junius  (qv.). 

Under  this  signature  he  replied  to  Mr.  Fox,  in 
a  letter  dated  Oct.  16, 1771. 

Anti-Harmonicas  Alexander  Peter- 
kin.  A  poetical  epistle  to  J***  T*** 
[John  Tait],  Esq  Edinb.  1807. 

Anti-Monopoly.  William  Duane. 
Observations  on  the  principles  and  op- 
eration of  banking  . . .  Helmbold,  1804. 

Anti-Quary.  William  H.  Tuthill. 
His  signature  to  a  series  of  articles  in 
the  newspapers,  consisting  chiefly  of  in- 
cidents and  anecdotes  relative  to  early 
settlers  of  Cedar  County,  Iowa. 

Anti-Scriblerus  Histrionicus.  John 
Roberts.  —  See  "  A  Stroling  Player/' 

Anti-Sejanus  Rev.  James  Scott.  The 
author  of  political  essays  published 
under  the  signatures  of  "  Anti-Sejanus  " 
and  "  Old  Slyboots." 

Anti-Sejanus,  Jr.  One  of  the  pseu- 
donyms attributed  to  Junius  (q.v.). 

It  is  appended  to  a  letter  contributed  to  **  The 
Public  Advertiser,"  dated  June  24,  1767,  and 
which  is  principally  devoted  to  attacks  on  Lords 
Bute  and  Chatham. 

Anti-Soclnus.  Anselm  Bayly.  Re- 
marks on  David  Levf  s  second  letter  to 
Dr.  Priestley  ...  By  ...  L.  1787. 

Anti  Stuart.  One  of  the  pseudonyms 
attributed  to  Junius  (q-v.). 

This  letter,  contributed  to  "  The  Public  4-d- 
vertiser,"  and  dated  March  24,  1768,  is  a  reply 
to  a  letter  signed  "  Anti  van  Teague,*'  the  author 
of  which  had  defended  the  grant  to  Sir  James 
Lowtber.  That  signature  seems  to  indicate 
that  '*  Junius  "  was  supposed  to  be  an  Irishman, 
and  Mr.  Burke  "  Junius  "  signs  "  Anti  Stuart " 
in  reference  to  John  Stuart,  Earl  of  Bute,  whose 
daughter  Sir  James  Lowtber  had  married*  He 
then  attacks  the  public  character  of  the  Duke  of 
<3-raftorii  the  Piime  Minister,  and  says  he  had  not 
meddled  with  his  private  character,  which  lie  left 
for  the  Duke  to  earth  in,  whenever  be  is  hard 
run,  «« according  to  the  laudable  example"  of 
Lord  Itfortb.—  WADE. 

Anti-theatricus-  Thady  Fitgpatnck. 
—  See"T.  F." 

Anti-Tindalian.  Robert  Lyons  A 
letter  to  the  Eev.  ]M>.  James  Adams  at 
Einnaird  .  . .  Edinb.  1734. 


Anticant,  Dr.  Pessimist.  Thomas 
Carlyle,  in  Anthony  Trollope's  "War- 
den." 


resents    _ 

(Grantly),     ., f , 

uel  (G-rantJy),"  Bp.  Wilberfoice  of  Oxford, 
then  of  Winchester  In  Trollope's  political 
novels,  "Mr.  G-resham"  is  said  to  mean  Mr. 
Gladstone;  "Mr-  Daubeny,"  Lord  Beaconsfield; 
"Lord  de  Terrier,"  Lord  Derby;  and  "Mr. 
Plantagenet  Palisser,"  Lord  Carlmgford 

Anticipation.  John  Dickinson.  An 
address  on  the  past,  present,  and  event- 
ual relations  of  the  United  States  to 
France  N.Y.  1803. 

Antigallican,  An.  John  Free,  D.D. 
The  monthly  reviewers  reviewed  by  ... 
L.  1755. 

Antilore.  Darnel  Dittany.  His  sig- 
nature in  his  newspaper  controversy  with 
Charles  Carroll,  before  the  American 
revolution. 

Antipolemus.  Vicesimus  Knox,  D.D. 
"At  that  time  [1792]  he  translated  and 
printed,  under  the  title  of  *  Antipolemus/ 
the  adage  of  Erasmus,  *  Bellum  dulce 
inexpertis/"  — See  "Gent.  Mag/'  Sept. 
1821. 

Antiquarian,  An.  Royal  R.  Hinman. 
The  blue  laws  of  New  Haven  Colony . . , 
Compiled  .  . .  Hartford,  1838. 

Antiquarian,  An.  Henry  Phillips,  Jr. 
Historical  sketches  of  the  paper  money 
issued  by  Pennsylvania  ...  P.  1862. 

Antiquarian  Doctor,  An.  Thomas 
Amory,  An  antiquarian  doctor's  sermon 
on  an  antiquated  subject ...  L.  1768. 

Antiquarius  John  Loveday,  D.Q.L. 
Tor  many  years  a,  contributor  to  the 
"Gent.  Mag.,"  under  the  signatures  of 
«  Antiquarius,"  "  Academicus,"  «  Vin- 
dex,"  "  Scrutator,"  and  others. 

Antiquary,  An.  Richard  Thomson. 
Chronicles  of  London  Bridge.  I/.  1827, 
1839. 

Antiquary,  An.  Alexander  Maxwell 
Adams.  The  Crawf urd  peerage.  Edinb. 
1829. 

Antiquary,  An.  Samuel  Pegge,  LL.D. 
Fitz-Stephen's  description  of  the  city  of 
London,  newly  translated  from  the  Latin 
original ...  By  ...  L.  1772. 

Antiquary,  An  Col.  PMip  De  la 
Matte.  The  principal  historical  and  allu- 
sive arms  borne  by  families  of  the  United 
Kingdom  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland. 
Collected  by  ...  L.  1803. 

Antiquary,  An.  Thomas  Wright. 
Wanderings  of  ...  L.  1861. 

"  Antiquary,  The."  George  Livermore. 
The  origin,  history,  and  character  of  the 
New  England  Primer;  being  a  series  of 


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AK 


articles  contributed  to  the  "Cambridge 
Chronicle"  by  ...  Camb.,  Mass.  1849. 

Antiquitatis  Conservator.  Thomas 
Fisher,  Esq ,  F.S.A.  The  Crown  Inn  at 
Rochester,  and  its  curious  cellars,  in  the 
"  Gent  Mag ,"  vol.  59,  p.  1185. 

Antonelli,  Giuseppe.  Humphry  Sand- 
with.  The  hekim  bashi;  or,  the  adven- 
tures of  ...  a  doctor  in  the  Turkish  ser- 
vice. L.  1864 

Antony.  Antoine  Nicolas  Bfraud. 
Guido  Reni,  1833;  Le  Gars,  1834;  Mia, 
1834;  La  Lescombat,  1841.  Pans. 

Anvil,  Sir  John.  —  Crowley.  A  man- 
ufacturer, the  "  Sir  John  Anvil  "  of  Ad- 
dison's"  Spectator." 

Ape.  Mons.  Pellegrini,  in  his  contribu- 
tions to  "Vanity  Fair"  (L.). 

Apex.  William  A.  Brewei ,  in  his  con- 
tributions to  "The  Herald"  (St.  Joseph, 
Mo.). 

Apostle  of  Temperance.  Rev.  Theo- 
bald Mathew. 

Aptommas,  Mr.  Mr.  Thomas,  the 
harpist.  A  history  of  the  harp.  3ST.Y.  1864 

Aquila  Samuel  Alexander.  Serious 
thoughts  on  the  fall  and  restoration  of 
man  ...  By  ...  L.  1814 

Aquilius.  John  Wilson.  Horas  Catul- 
lianse,  in  "  Blackwood's  Magazine/'  Vol. 
61,  p.  374,  etc. 

Aq. — s,  Vive  Valeque.  Rev.  John 
Eagles  — See  "Blackwood's  Magazine/' 
vol.  78,  p.  72.  Also  "  Vive  Vaieque." 

Aqvaticvs,  Mercvrivs.  John  Taylor, 
the  Water-poet.  M  A.;  or,  the  water- 
poet's  answer  to  all  that  hath,  or  shall  be 
writ  by  Mercvrivs  Britanicvs.  L.  1643 

Arachnophilus.  Adam  White.  A. 
contribution  towards  an  argument  for 
the  plenary  inspiration  of  Scripture  . .  . 
L.I861. 

Arbitrator,  An.  T.  H.  Williams. 
Employers  and  employed.  Manchester, 
1856. 

Arc,  Gaston  dj.  Maurice  Champion. 
Les  Jnondations  en  France  depuis  le  VIe 
siecle  jusqu'a  nos  jours  . . .  Paris, 
1858-64. 

Archaeologist,  An.  Frederick  Wil- 
liam Fairholt,  F.8.A.  Eambles  of  ... 
among  old  books  and  in  old  places  . .  . 
L.  1871. 

Archaeologist,  An.  Henry  Noel  Hum- 
phreys. Stories  by  an  archaeologist  and 
Msfeends.  L.  1856. 

Archaeus.  Mchael  Aislaoie  Zhnham. 
Antiquarian  discoveries  at  Carleburg, 
County  Palatine  of  Burham,  AJD.  1856 , . . 
Durham,  1856. 

Archseus,  John  Sterling.  Hymns  of 
a  hermit,  in  "  Blackwoodvs  Magazine," 


vol.  47,  p.  80,  etc.     ["Archgeus"  was 
Sterling's  signature  in  "  Blackwood  "] 

Archard,  Eliza.  Mrs,  E.  A.  Conner, 
in  her  contributions  to  "Truth"  (N.Y  ). 

Archdeacon,  The.  Bev.  Edward  Ed- 
wards. Pity  upon  the  poor.  Preached 
.  .  .  in  St  Mary's  Church,  Brecon  . .  . 
By  ..  L.  1802. 

Archdeacon  of  St  Allban's,  The. 
Samuel  Horsley,  D.C.L.  Letters  from  .  .  . 
in  reply  to  Dr.  Priestley  ...  L.  1784 

Archer.     George  A.  StocJcwell. 

Architect,  An.  John  Carter,  F  A  JS 
"In  1798,  a  series  of  communications 
was  commenced  in  this  miscellany  [the1 
'Gent.  Mag']  under  the  title  of  'Pur- 
suits of  architectural  innovation'  (1798- 
1817),  with  the  signature  of  'An  Archi- 
tect.' "  These  were  universally  ascribed 
to  Mr.  Carter. 

Architect,  An  W.  Bardmll.  Ac- 
count of  ancient  and  modern  Westmin- 
ster. By ...  L.  1839. 

Architect,  An  Arthur  William  Hake- 
will.  An  apology  for  the  architectural 
monstrosities  of  London  ...  By  ... 
L  1835 

Architect,  An.  Christopher  Davy 
Architectural  precedents.  L.  1840 

Architect,  An.  Joseph  Woods,  Esq 
Letters  of ...  from  Prance,  Italy,  and 
Greece  L.  1828. 

Architect,  An.  John  Bui  ley  War  my. 
Poems.  By  . .  L.  1858 

Arco,  Ciu  D'.  Giuseppe  Totelli.  C. 
de  Cavour :  commemoration  . , .  Traduit 
de  ritalien.  Paris,  1861 

Arctnrus  Mrs.  Catharine  Strattvn 
Ladd,  one  of  the  noms  dc  plume  under 
which  she  has  contributed  tales,  sketches, 
essays,  and  poems  to  various  journals. 

Ardboe,  Gen,  F.  F,  Millen,  in  his  con- 
tributions to  various  periodicals. 

Arden,  Henry  T.  Henry  Thomas 
Arnold*  Princess  Charming ;  or,  the  bard, 
the  baron,  the  beauty,  the  buffer,  and 
the  bogey.  L.  1850. 

Arden,  Hope.  Mrs.  R.  A.  Brennan. 
Her  heart  belongs  to  me.  Ballad.  B, 
1872. 

Ardesler-Macdonald,  Charles.  ^1»- 
drew  K.  H.  Bo\jd,  who  published  in 
"  Eraser's  Magazine  "  a  number  of  essays 
which  appeared  in  1860  under  the  title  of 
"  Recreations  of  a  Country  Parson  " 

Aretophilos.  Alexander  Dalrymph. 
Extracts  from  [G.  Wither's]  "Juvenilia/* 
etc.  Edited  by  A.  L.  1785. 

Argonaut.  Edwin  D.  Briokwood.  The 
arts  of  rowing  and  training  ...  By  A, 
L.1866. 

Argonaut.   John  Etches.    An  authen- 


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tic  statement  of  all  the  facts  relative  to 
Nootka  Sound  .  L  1790 

Argus  Fiederic  James  Pi  outing,  in 
his  contributions  to  various  English  peri- 
odicals. 

Argus  Irwtn  Wdles,  a  sporting  writer 
for  "The  Morning  Post."  L.  He  also 
signs  "Argus  the  Exile." 

Ariel  Rev.  Stephen  Fiske,  in  his  con- 
tributions to  "  The  New  York  Leader  " 

Ariel  Buckner  ff.  Payne.  The  negro: 
what  is  his  ethnological  status  . . .  Cin. 
1867. 

Ariosto  of  the  North,  The  Sir  Walter 
Scott. 

Aristarchus,  Anti-Blomfieldianus. 
Edmund  Henry  Barker. 

AristSnete.  Frangois  Felix  Nogaret. 
Les  comperes  et  les  bambms  Paris, '1807. 

Aristide.  Victor  Mane  Hugo.  Les  Tu 
et  les  Vous,  a  political  satire  contributed 
to  "Le  Conservateur  LitteYaire"  (Paris). 

Aristides  Francis  William  Blagdon. 
In  1805,  he  suffered  an  imprisonment  of 
six  months  in  the  King's  Bench,  as  the 
author  of  a  suppressed  pamphlet,  with 
the  signature  "Aristides,"  reflecting  on 
the  naval  administration  of  Earl  St. 
Vincent 

Aristides.  Noah  Webster.  —  See  "A 
Federalist." 

Aristides  Alexander  Contee  Hanson. 
Considerations  on  the  proposed  removal 
of  the  seat  of  government .  . .  Annapo- 
lis, 1786 

Aristides.  Thomas  L  McKenney. 
Essays  on  the  spirit  of  Jacksonism  .  . 
P.  1835 

Aristides.  William  P.  Van  Ness.  An 
examination  of  the  various  charges  ex- 
hibited against  Aaron  Burr,  Esq.  Wash., 
D.C.  1804. 

Aristides  ThomasWihonDorr.  Polit- 
ical frauds  exposed  .  .  .  Providence, 
E.I  1838. 

Aristippus  John  Gilbert  Cooper. 
Epistles  to  the  great,  from  ...  in  retire- 
ment L  1757. 

Aristobulus.  Rev.  TJiomas  Woolston. 
A  letter  to  Dr.  Bennet  on  the  Quakers  .  . . 
By  ..  L.  1720. 

Aristobulus.  James  Turner.  Thoughts 
on  mixt  communion  .  .  Coventry, 
Eng  1773. 

Aristocles.  Samuel  Johnson,  D.D. 
Ethices  elementa ;  or,  the  first  principles 
of  moral  philosophy  ...  B.  1746. 

Aristocrat,  An.  John  Lettsom  Elliot. 
A  letter  to  the  electors  of  Westminster. 
L.  1850. 

Aristocratic  Tout,  A  name  assumed 
by  I7.  Wood,  a  sporting  writer. 


Aristogeiton.  Rev.  P.  Ftazer.  An 
address  to  Baptists  of  all  denominations, 
on  the  tenets  of  their  religion.  By  .  . 
L.  1837 

Aristophanes  Arthur  Boyne.  Pot- 
ter's field;  or,  the  gentleman  with  the 
black  humor  A  tragedy  S.  F.  1873. 

ArkTvright,  Peleg.  David  L.  Proud- 
Jit.  Love  among  the  gamins,  in  the 
"Daily  Graphic »  (N.Y ). 

Arley  Miles  Peter  Andrews.  His 
signature  to  poetry  m  "The  World." 
L.  1788 

Arlington.  Robert  M.  Baxter,  in  the 
New  York  "Star'* 

Armand.  Fnednch  Armand  Strubberg. 
Ralph  Norwood.  Hannover,  Cassel,  1860. 

Armateur,  I/.  M.  B  Louis  Marie 
Prudhomme.  Dictionnaire  universel,  ge~ 
ographique  . .  .  de  la  Prance.  Paris, 
1804-05 

Armenian  in  Ireland,  An.  Sdrn. 
Sexton  Pert/.  Letters  . .  to  his  friends 
at  Trebisond  ...  L.  1757. 

Army  Chaplain,  An.  Rev.  Joseph 
Cross.  Camp  and  field .  papers  of ... 
1863.  Macon,  1864. 

Army  Surgeon,  An.  Thomas  T.  El- 
lis. Leaves  from  the  diary  of  ... 
1861-62  N.Y.  1863. 

Armytage,  Dudley.  William  JS.  A. 
Axon  Shakespeare's  house.  Glasgow, 
1868. 

Arnett,  John  Andrews  John  Han- 
nett  Bibhopegia;  or,  the  art  of  book- 
binding L.  1885, 1837. 

Arnold,  A.  Alfred  Salomons.  The 
Count  of  Talavera,  from  the  Dutch  of 
J.  van  Lennep.  By  A.  A.  L,  1880 

Arnold,  Birch.  Mrs.  J.  M.  D.  or 
A  E.  Bartlett.  Until  the  day  break  P. 
1877. 

Arnold,  Eric.  Henrietta  Matson. 
Acton;  or,  school  and  college  days. 
1882. 

Arouet.  Joseph  Brown  Ladd,  the  most 
of  whose  poems  were  addressed,  under 
this  signature,  to  "  Amanda,"  a  name  by 
which  he  designated  the  young  lady  to 
whom  he  was  attached. 

Axp,  Bill.  Charles  H.  Smith.  A  side 
show  of  the  Southern  side  of  the  war. 
N.Y.  1866 

Arpinas,  Laurea.     Charles  KelsalL 

Arr,  E.  H.  Mrs.  Ellen  E.  Rollins.  Old- 
time  child-life.  P.  1880 

Arrelsee.  Robert  L.  Cope.  The  life, 
confessions,  and  adventures  of  Albert 
Teufel.  Doylestown,  P.  1867. 

Arria-  Mrs.  Eliza  Lofton  (Phillips) 
Puaht  who  published,  under  this  nom  de 
plume>  short  sketches,  literary  and  politi- 


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cal,  in  the  New  York  "World,"  the  New 
Orleans  "  Times/'  and  other  journals. 

Arriala,  Ramon  de,  Mariano  Jose"  de 
Lan  a.  Un  desafio :  drama . . .  Madrid,  1834. 

Artist,  An.  Lester  A.  Roberts  (*). 
Hugo  Blanc,  the  artist :  a  tale  of  practi- 
cal and  ideal  life.  By  ...  N.Y.  1867. 

Artist,  An.  George  William  Novice. 
Lights  in  art :  a  review  of  ancient  and 
modern  pictures.  By  ...  Edinb.  1865. 

Artist,  An.  J.  Beugo  (?).  Poetry, 
miscellaneous  and  dramatic.  By  ... 
Edmb  1797 

Artist,  An.  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Murray. 
Sixteen  years  of  an  artist's  life  in  Mo- 
rocco, Spain,  etc.,  1842-58.  L,  1859. 

Artist,  An.  Paul  Kane.  Wander- 
ings of  ...  among  the  Indians  of  North 
America  ...  L.  1859. 

Artlove,  Sir  Andrew.  John  Dennis. 
A  free  consideration  and  confutation  of 
Sir  J.  Edgar.  By  Sir  A  A.  L.  1791 

Arundell,  Harris.  William  Arundell 
Harris  Arundell.  The  fall  of  Sebastopol : 
a  poem.  By  ...  L.  1855. 

Asne,  Tom.  Jonathan  Swift,  D.D. 
.  .  .  the  dying  speech  of  ...  whose 
brother,  the  Rev.  Dillon  Ashe,  was  nick- 
named Dilly.  1711. 

Asbton,  Warren  T.  William  Taylor 
Adams.  Hatchie,  the  guardian  slave; 
or,  the  heiress  of  Bellevue.  A  tale  of  the 
Mississippi  and  the  South-west.  B.  1853 

Asiaticus.  John  Scott  Waring.  Let- 
ters to  the  right  honourable  Henry  Dun- 
das  on  his  inconsistency  as  the  minister 
of  India.  L.  1792 

Asmodei,  Count.  Oount  Vittorio 
Amadeo  Aljieri.  The  generous  husband 
. . .  containing  . . .  the  genuine  memoirs 
of  Count  Asmodei.  1771. 

Asmodeus.  Thomas  Nichols  (?).  As- 
modeus  in  New  York.  N.Y.  1868. 

Asmodeus  ThaddeusW.Meighan(1). 
The  Jenny  Lind  mania  in  Boston ;  or,  a 
sequel  to  Barnum's  Parnassuf . . .  B.  1850. 

Asmodeus  Secundus.  Charles  Soth- 
eran.  Author  of  Percy  Bysshe  Shelley 
as  a  philosopher  and  reformer  .  .  . 
N.Y.  1876. 

Asmus.  Matthias  Claudius.  Asmus 
omnia  sua  secum  portans ;  oder,  Werke 
des  Wandsbecker  Boten.  Wandsbeck, 
1774^1812. 

Aspirant,  An.  James  Beresf or d.  Bib- 
liosophia;  or,  book-wisdom.  By  .  .  . 
L.  1810. 

Assistant  Librarian,  An.  Thomas 
Mason.  The  free  libraries  of  Scotland. 
By ...  Glasgow,  1880. 

Assistant  Secretary  of  State,  The. 
Pennock  Pusey.  Statistics  of  Minnesota 


for  1869:  being  the  first  annual  report 
of  ...  St.  Paul,  1870. 

Astarte.  Mrs.  Ann  Olivia  Adams. 
Poems.  N.Y.  1865. 

Astell,  Hon.  Edward.  Jane  Tm- 
bury.  The  male  coquette ;  or,  the  history 
of  the  Hon  E  A.  L.  1770. 

Aston,  Tony  Anthony  Aston.  A  brief 
supplement  to  Colley  Uibber,  Esq ,  his 
lives  of  the  late  famous  actors  and  ac- 
tresses. By  .  .  L.  1747. 

Astronomer  Royal,  The.  Sir  George 
Biddell  Airy  Lunar  motion.  [By  Jel- 
inger  Cookson  Symons.]  With  letters 
from  ...  L  1856. 

Asyncritus.  J.  E.  Howard.  The 
inward  light.  L.  1839. 

Atall,  Peter.  Robert  Wain,  Jr.  The 
Hermit  on  America  ...  1st  and  2d  series. 
P.  1819, 1821. 

Atherton,  Harper.  Frank  Fowler. 
Adrift ;  or,  the  rock  in  the  South  Atlan- 
tic ...  L.  1861. 

Atom,  Ann.  Miss  Jeanette  R.  Hader- 
man.  Against  the  world.  B.  1873. 

Attache*.  Mme.  Frances  Erskme  (In- 
qhs)  Oalderon  de  la  Barca.  Attach^  in 
Madrid,  1853-54  N.Y  1866 

Attains.  William  Mudford.  The  five 
nights  of  St.  Albans.  L.  1829 

Attious.  Richard  Heber,  in  Dibdin's 
"  Bibliomania/' 

Mr.  Dibdin  says  of  him,  "  AtticuB  unites  all 
the  activity  of  De  Witt  and  Lomenie  with  the 
retentiveness  of  Magliabechl  and  the  learning  of 
Le  Long  . . .  Yet  Atticus  doth  sometimes  sadly 
err  He  has  now  and  then  an  ungovernable  pas- 
sion to  possess  more  copies  of  a  "book  than  there 
weie  ever  parties  to  a  deed,  or  stamina  to  a  plant, 
and  therefore  I  cannot  call  him  a  duplicate  or  a 
triplicate  collector  . . .  But  he  atones  for  this  by 
being  liberal  in  the  loan  of  his  volumes.  The 
learned  and  cnrious,  -whether  rich  or  poor,  have 
always  free  access  to  his  library.'* 

Atticus.  William  MaccalL  He  con- 
tributed to  the  London  "  Cntic  "  [about 
1845]  many  papers  and  reviews,  generally 
employing  the  signature  "  Atticus/' 

Atticus.  Thomas  CooTce.  The  letters 
of  ...  as  printed  in  the  "London  Jour- 
nal,"  in  1729  and  1730,  on  various  sub* 
jects  .  . .  L.  1731. 

Atticus.  Richard  Fitzwittiam.,  1th  Vis- 
count Fitswilliam.  Lettres  d'Atticus  . , 
L.  1811. 

Atticus.  De  Witt  Clinton.  Remarks 
on  the  proposed  canal  from  Lake  Erie  to 
the  Hudson  River.  N.Y.  1816. 

Atticus.  One  of  the  pseudonyms 
adopted  by  Junius  (q.v.). 

The  letters  signed  "  Atticus"  and  "Brutus" 
relate  chiefly  to  the  growing  disputes  with  the 
American  colonies, — WADE,  "Junius  " 

The  first  of  these  letters  appeared  in  "  The 
Public  Advertiser,"  Aug.  19, 1768. 


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Atticus  Secundus.  Joseph  Bolles 
Manning.  Junius  unmasked;  or,  Lord 
•George  Sackville  proved  to  be  Junius . . . 
B.  1828. 

Atticus  Secundus.  John  MacDiarmid. 
Letters  of  Junius,  with  preliminary  dis- 
sertations and  copious  notes.  By  A,  S. 
L.  1822. 

Attorney,  An.  Sir  George  Stephen  — 
See  "  Caveat  Emptor." 

Attorney,  An  Samuel  Warren.  Ad- 
ventures of  ...  in  search  of  practice.  L. 
1839, 

Attorney,  An  William  Muir.  Let- 
ter to  the  law  practitioners  of  Scotland 
on  the  attorney  tax.  Edmb  1833. 

Attorney-at-Law,  An.  J  C.  Wells. 
My  Uncle  Toby :  his  table-talks  and  re- 
flections By ...  Gin  1875. 

Aubigny,  D'.  Jean  Mane  Theodore 
Bauduin.  Washington;  ou,  TOrpheline 
de  la  Pennsylvanie :  melodrame  en  trois 
actes,  etc.  Pans,  1816. 

Auctioneer,  An.  G  Robins  (q).  Pro- 
fessional excursions  By  ...  L.  1843. 

Aude,  M.  Joseph  Octave  Delepierre. 
Dissertation  sur  les  idees  morales  des 
Grecs. 

Audi  Alteram  Partem  Lieut- Gen 
Thomas  Perronet  Thompson,  F  R.S 

"  In  1848  he  published  a  '  Catechism  on  the 
currency  ' ;  and  in  1857-58-59  weekly  letters  to 
his  constituents,  under  the  title  of  « Audi  Alte- 
ram Partem,'  mamly  on  the  treatment  of  the 
native  army  and  people  of  India." 

Aner,  Adelheid  von  Charlotte  ion 
Cosel  Im  Labyrinth  der  Welt  1879. 

Augspur.  Henry  J.  M.  Sampson,  in 
"Fun's  Prophet" 

Augur  William  JBlaJce.  America :  a 
prophecy,  1793;  Europe,  a  prophecy, 
1794. 

Augur.  Henry  Mort  Feist.  The 
racing  prophet.  L.  187-.  Also  in  "  Lon- 
don Life." 

Augur.  One  of  the  pseudonyms  at- 
tributed to  Junius  (q.v.). 

The  letter  thus  signed  is  dated  Sept  8, 1769, 
-and  reprobates  the  abusive  language  of  the  min- 
isterial writers. 

Auguste.  Kathinka  Zite.  —  See  "  Zian- 
itzka,  K.  Th." 

Augustsohu,  W.  Wilhelm  von  Kotze- 
bue.  Zwei  Sunderinnen.  18 — . 

Aanet,  Leonle  d*,  Madame  Mine 
Auguste  Francois  Biard.  Le  voyage 
<Tune  femme  au  Spitzberg.  Paris,  1854. 

Aura.  William  Gale,  in  the  Lon- 
don "  Morning  Advertiser." 

Aura.  Mary  Catharine  Irvine.  Ash- 
burn-  a  tale.  'L,  1857. 


Aurelius.  John  Gai  dner.  A  brief  con- 
sideration of  the  important  services  . .  . 
which  recommend  Mr.  Adams  for  the 
presidency  ...  B.  1796. 

Aurelius  Prudentius,  Americanus 
Samuel  Mather,  of  Boston.  The  sacred 
minister ...  B.  1773. 

Austin,  the  late  Arthur.  Prof,  John 
Wilson  Lights  and  shadows  of  Scottish 
life  ...  Edinb.  1822. 

Austin,  Miss  Betty.  Miss  Eliza  How- 
ard Austin,  "better  known  as  'Miss 
Betsy  Austin/  Amusing  incidents  are 
chronicled  of  her  in  the  pages  of  Marry- 
at's  'Peter  Simple/  'Tom  Cringle's  log,' 
and  other  naval  authors." 

Australie.  Mrs  Emily  (Manning) 
Heion,  The  balance  of  pain*  and  other 
poems.  L.  1877. 

Austro-Borealis.  Edward  Jbsiah 
Steams,  D  D.  A  platform  for  all  par- 
ties Bait,  1860. 

Author,  An.  William  Warburton, 
Bishop  of  Gloucester.  A  letter  from  .  . . 
to  a  member  of  Parliament,  concerning 
literary  property.  L.  1747. 

Author,  The.  Capt  —  Clarke,  R.M. 
Angler's  desideratum  .  .  with  some  new 
and  valuable  inventions  by .  .  .  from  a 
>ractice  of  nearly  half  a  century.  Edinb. 


Author,  The  Charles  Edward  Stew- 
art. Extracts  from  the  regicide:  an 
heroic  poem  . .  L  1801. 

Author,  The.  William  Edward  Arm- 
itage  Axon.  The  tobacco  question  .  . . 
considered  . .  .  Revised  by  .  1871. 

Author  of  **  Modern  Painters,"  The. 
John  Ruskin.  Modern  painters. 

To  the  editor  of  the  "Weekly  Chronicle," 
Letter  signed  . . .  Sept.  23,  1843;  also,  Two  let- 
ters from  ...  In  the  "Artist  and  Amateur's 
Mag,*'  1843-44;  also,  Banger  to  the  National 
Gallery,  in  the  "Times,"  Jan.  7,  1847,  also, 
The  Pre-Raphaehtes.  Letter  to  the  editor  of  the 
"  Times,"  May  13, 1851 ,  also,  The  Pie-Raphael- 
ite  artists  ..."  Times,"  May  30, 1851;  also,  The 
National  Gallery,  "  Times,"  Deo.  29,  1862,  all 
signed  as  above. 

Author  of  "  Susie  Jj  — 's  Diary/'  The. 

Miss  Eliza  Jane  Gate.  She  contributed 
many  stories  to  "  Peterson's  Magazine," 
under  the  signature  of  "  By  the  Author 
of  Susie  I,  —'B  Diary/' 

Author  of  "The  Life  of  Goethe," 
The.  George  Henry  Lewes.  Carlyle's 
Frederick  the  Great.  By  .  , .  In  "Fra- 
ser's  Magazine,"  December,  1858. 

Authors  of  the  "Dramatic  Cen- 
sor," The.  Francis  Gentleman.  Bell's 
edition  of  Shakespeare's  plays  . . .  By. . , 
L.  1774. 


Autochthonos.       Edward    Augustus 
Hopkins. 
Autocrat  of  the  Breakfast  Table. 

Oliver  Wendell  Holmes,  who,  under  this 
nom  de  plume,  contributed  certain  humor- 
ous papers  to  the  "  New  England  Maga- 
zine," in  1836,  which  he  resumed  some 
twenty  years  afterwards,  in  the  "Atlan- 
tic Monthly." 

Autograph.  Charles  F.  Coburn,  in  the 
"Lowell  Citizen." 

Autolycus.  John  Edwards,  in  his  con- 
tributions to  the  "Springfield  Wheel- 
men's Gazette  " 

Autolycus.  Michael  Aislabie  Den- 
ham.  Odd  names  of  places  in  the  north 
of  England.  Durham,  1856. 

Auton,  C.  Augustus  Hoppin.  Recol- 
lections of  Auton  house.  B.  1881. 

Avalanche,  Sir  Anthony.  —  Blau- 
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town :  a  satirical  poem,  by ...  with  notes, 
illustrations,  etc.  N.Y.  1807. 

Avaline,  Alfred  d'.  Andre'  van  Has- 
self.  Essai  sur  Thistoire  de  la  poesie 
francaise  en  Belgique.  Bruxelles,  1838. 

Avia  Arthur  S.  Way  (1).  The  Odys- 
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By...  L.  1880. 

Avocat,  Tin.  Hon.  Dominique  Monde- 
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Bas-Canada  . .  .  Montreal,  1835. 


Avon,  W.  William  Kenrick.  A  mid- 
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L  1858. 

Awkward  Man,  An.  F.  L.  Slous. 
Leaves  from  the  scrap-book  of  ...  L. 
1844 

Awl,  Roby.  Robert  Kirkwood.  —  See 
"Jamie,  Daft/' 

Axis.  —  See  "  Waverley." 

Axtern,  H.  Xavier  Contf.  Moeurs  et 
usages  des  Israelites,  etc.  Pans,  1868 

Aymar,  Patterson.  Charles  Knight, 
in  his  contributions  to  u  Knight's  Quar- 
terly Magazine." 

Ayres,  Alfred.  Dr.  Thomas  Embly 
Osmim  The  orthoepist :  a  pronouncing 
manual,  containing  about  3,500  words. 
N.Y.  1880. 

Azamat-Batuk.  Nicolas  L€on  Thie- 
blm.  A  little  book  about  Great  Britain. 
By ...  L.  1870.  Also  in  his  contribu- 
tions as  war-correspondent  of  the  "  Pall 
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Azarias,  Brother.  P.  F.  Mullany. 
The  development  of  English  literature : 
the  old  English  period.  N  Y.  1879. 

Azelee  Mrs.  Sarah  C.  ($mith)  Yeiser, 
whose  contributions  to  the  New  Orleans 
"Crescent"  were  signed  with  this  pen- 
name,  and  whose  nom  de  plume  of  "  Aunt 
Charity "  is  more  familiar  to  Southern 
readers. 


B. 


B.  L.  J.  Bates,  ex-president  of  De- 
troit Bicycle  Club ;  an  editorial  writer  of 
the  "Detroit  Post  and  Tribune." 

B.  Rev.  Robert  Bland,  B.A.,  in  the 
"  Greek  Anthology." 

"Those  articles  m  the  *  Oreek  Anthology* 
which  were  from  his  pen  are  distinguished  by 
the  signature  B.  Many  of  them  had  been  pub- 
lished in  a  smaller  previous  work  of  his,  entitled 
*  Translations  chiefly  from  the  Greek  Anthology, 
with  tales  and  miscellaneous  poems/  L.  1806." 

B.  Rev.  William  Copeland  Borlase.  — 
See  '*  Trinity  Undergraduates." 

B.  Sraftam,  now  a  Christian  — See 
Lamb's  "Elia" :  Imperfect  Sympathies. 

B.  Rt.  Hon.  George  Canning,  D.C.L,, 
who  "  at  Eton  contributed  to  that  cele- 
brated display  of  rising  talent  entitled 
the  'Microcosm/  published  m  weekly 
numbers,  from  ifov.  6, 1786,  to  July  30, 
1787.  The  essays  signed  *  B/  and  a  poem 
entitled  *  The  Slavery  of  Greece/  are  the 
contributions  of  Mr.  Canning." 

B.  Bryan  Waller  Procter,  in  the  Lon- 
don "  Literary  Gazette/* 


B.  &ev.  George  Burden  Bubier.  Hymns 
and  sacred  songs  for  Sunday-schools  and 
social  worship.  Edited  . . .  Manches- 
ter, 1855. 

B.  Samuel  Fmley  Breese  Morse,  The 
present  attempt  to  dissolve  the  American 
Union,  a  British  aristocratic  plot.  By 
...  N.Y.  1862. 

B.  William  Black.  Readings  by 
starlight,  in  the  "  Evening  Star/'  signed 
"  B." 

B.  Oliver  Bell  Bunce.  Reconstruc- 
tion of  the  Union.  N.  Y.  1862. 

B  A.  Broderick.  Rhymes  with  a 
reason.  By ...  L.  1857. 

B.,  Serjeant.  Robert  Butler.  Narrative 
of  the  life  and  travels  of ...  Edinb.  1823. 

B.,  A.  A.  Bayne.  An  introduction  to 
the  knowledge  and  practice  of  thoro* 
bass  . . .  Edinb.  1717. 

B.,  A.  Anne  Beattie.  Songs  in  the 
desert.  By  ...  Manchester,  1845. 

B.,  A.,  Esquire.  Jonathan  Swift,  2).D. 
A  letter  to  the  kine  at  arms.  1721. 


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B  ,  Don  A.  Capt.  Alexander  Bruce.  A 
discourse  of  a  cavalier  gentleman  .  .  , 
1706. 

B.,  A.  B.  A.  B.  Bialey.  Bosh  about 
Bacon.  By  ...  In  the  "Sunday  Tele- 
graph" (Milwaukee,  Wis.),  May  20, 
1883 ;  also,  The  Bacon  cranks  ...  In 
the  same  paper,  June  10, 1883. 

B.,  A.  C.  Amos  C.  Barstow.  Letters 
[from  Europe]  1873,  n.p  n.d. 

B ,  A.  O.  Arthur  Coke  Burnett.  Speci- 
mens of  S.  Indian  dialects.  Collected  . . , 
1873. 

B,,  A  G ,  Jr  Albert  Gallatm  Browne, 
Jr  In  memoriam  J.  W.  B.  (i,e ,  John 
W.  Browne).  B.  1860. 

B.,  A.  K.  H.  Andrew  Kennedy  Hutch- 
ison Boyd.  The  critical  essays  of  a  coun- 
try parson  L.  18fi5. 

B  ,  A.  Li.  Mrs.  Anna  Letitia  Barbauld. 
Hymns  in  prose  for  children.  By ... 
L,  1781. 

B,  A.  M.  A.  M.  Barkly.  Revised 
list  of  the  ferns  of  South  Africa.  Cape 
Town,  1875. 

B.  B.  Caroline  Oliphant,  the  Baroness 
Nairn,  in  numerous  fugitive  poems  con- 
tributed to  Smith's  "  Scottish  Minstrel," 
etc. 

B.  B.  Rev.  William  Stabbach  Johns 
and  W.  M.  Rogers.  The  fall  of  Alba. 
"Helston  Gram  School  Mag ,"  1852 

B  B.  Benjamin  Franklin  A  modest 
inquiry  into  the  nature  and  necessity  of 
a  paper  currency.  P.  1729. 

B.,  B  Bernard  Barton.  Triplets  for 
the  truth's  sake.  L  1842. 

B.  B  ,  The  Hon.  Joseph  Green,  Esq. 
Entertainment  for  a  winter's  evening . . . 
By  me  ...  the  Hon  B.  B.,  Esqf  B.  1795. 

B,  Beatrice.  Mzss  Beatrice  Biddle, 
society  editor  of  "The  World"  (N.Y.). 

B  ,  Betsy  Mrs.  Mart/  Therese  Austin, 
in  her  contributions  to  the  "  Argonaut" 
and  the  "Overland  Monthly"  (San  Fran- 
cisco, CaL). 

B  ,  B  H.  Rev.  Beaver  Henry  Blacker, 
M.A.  Gloucestershire  notes  and  queries. 
Edited  by  ...  L.  1879. 

B  B.  M  A.  C.  [Black  Balled  Mem- 
ber of  the  Apollo  Club,  Son  of  Vermont]. 
Henrt/  Stevens. 

B ,  C.  C.  Bullock.  Breaches  in  the 
family  fireside.  By  the  late  Hugh  Stow- 
ell . . .  Edited  ...  L.  1865. 

B.,  C-  Mrs.  C  (Bickersteth]  Wheeler. 
Dawn  and  sunrise  ...  L.  1860. 

B.,  C.  Charles  BucJce.  The  Italians; 
or,  the  fatal  accusation .  a  tragedy.  L. 
1819. 

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Barrister,  A.  James  Maitland  Roy, 
Brief  view  of  British  colonial  slavery 
Edinb.  1827. 

Barrister,  A.  Richard  Power.  A 
comparative  state  of  the  two  rejected 
money  bills  hi  1692  and  1709  .  .  .  Dub- 
lin, 1770. 

Barrister,  A.  Frederick  Laiorence, 
Culverwell  v.  Sidebottom  ...  By  ... 
£.  1857. 

Barrister,  A.  Sir  James  Fitzjames 
Stephen,  Essays.  By ...  L.  1862. 


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Barrister,  A.  Charles  Clark,  Esq. 
A  few  words  on  the  subject  of  Canada 
By...  L.1837. 

Barrister,  A.  Right  Hon.  Sir  John 
Bamaid  Bijles.  Tree  trade  and  its  so- 
called  sophisms  .  .  examined  by  ... 
L  1830. 

Barrister,  A.  Edward  Reynolds.  A 
guide  to  the  law  :  for  general  use.  By  ... 
L.  1863. 

Barrister,  A.  John  Macqregor.  "  Go 
out  quickly"  (Luke  14  21).  By... 
L.  1855. 

Barrister,  A.  Bichai  d  Harris.  Hints 
on  Advocacy  ...  By  ...  L  1870. 

Barrister,  A  James  Sedgwick,  Esq 
Hints  to  the  public  and  the  legislature 
on  the  nature  and  effects  of  Evangelical 
preaching.  By ...  L.  1808. 

Barrister,  A.  Barron  Field.  Hints 
to  witnesses  in  courts  of  justice.  By  ... 
L  1815. 

Barrister,  A.  Isaac  Espinasse.  A 
letter  from  Catiline  to  the  surviving 
members  of  the  constitutional  and  other 
societies  of  the  year  1794  ...  L.  1810. 

Barrister,  A.  William  Johnson.  Let- 
ter to  Joshua  Spencer,  Esq.,  occasioned 
by  his  thoughts  on  an  union  [between 
Great  Britain  and  Ireland].  By  ... 
Dublin,  1798. 

Barrister,  A.  Henry  H.  Joy.  Letter 
to  ...  Lord  Lyndhurst  on  the  appoint- 
ment of  sheri&s  in  Ireland  ...  By  ... 
L.  1838. 

Barrister,  A  Sir  John  Taylor  Cole- 
ridge. Notes  on  the  Reform  Bill ...  L.  1831. 

Barrister,  A.  Sir  John  Joseph  Dil- 
lon. The  question  as  to  the  admission 
of  Catholics  to  Parliament,  considered  * , . 
L.  1801. 

Barrister,  A.  Richard  Fenton.  A 
tour  in  quest  of  genealogy  ...  L.  1811. 

Barrister,  A.    Forbes.  A  trip  to 

Mexico ;  or,  recollections  of  a  ten-months' 
ramble  in  1849-50 . . .    L.  1851. 

Barrister,  Another.  Reader  Wain- 
wright.  Letters  to  a  Protestant  divine  in 
defence  of  Unitarianism.  By  . .  .  etc. 
L.  1824. 

Barrister  at  Law,  A.  Sir  John  Sard- 
ley  Eardley  WHmot.  An  abridgment  of 
Blackstone's  commentaries  on  the  laws 
of  England  ...  L.  1822. 

Barrister  at  Law,  A  Sir  Benjamin 
Hobhouse.  A  treatise  on  heresy . . .  By 
...  L.  1793. 

Barrister-at-)Daw  of  the  Inner- 
Temple,  A  Edmund  Bott*  A  collec- 
tion of  decisions  of  the  Court  of  King's 
Bench  upon  the  poor  laws  ...  By  ... 
I..  1771. 


Barrister  of  Lincoln's  Ina,  A     E 

Boodle    The  Gospels  collated  .   .  L.1S43 

Barrister  of  the  Inner  Temple,  A 
Leonard  Alac-Nally.  Acts  passed  in  Par- 
liament L.  1786 

Barrister  of  the  Inner  Temple,  A 
George  S pence,  Esq  ,  Q  C.  The  Code 
Napoleon;  or,  the  French  civil  code, 
literally  translated,  by  ...  L.  1827. 

Barrister  of  the  Inner  Temple,  A. 
Thomas  Edh/ne  Tomltns.  A  familiar, 
plain,  and  easy  explanation  of  the  Law  ot 
Wills...  L.  1785. 

Barrister,  A  Retired.  C.  Ambler. 
A  review  of  the  proceedings  and  argu- 
ments in  a  cause  in  Chancery  between 
James  Fox,  Esq ,  and  B.  Mackreth,  Esq 
.  . .  L.  1792. 

Barrow,  Rev.  S.  Sir  Richard  Phil- 
lips. The  poor  child's  library.  Ques- 
tions on  the  New  Testament.  Sermons 
for  schools.  L.  1812. 

Barrow-Knight,  A.  Rev.  Stutemlle 
Isaacson.  Barrow-digging  by  a  Barrow- 
knight,  in  six  fyttes.  L.  1844-45 

Barrowcltffe,  A.  J.  Albert  Julius 
Mott.  Amberhill.  L.  1850 

Barteville,  Alexis.  Edmond  de 
Manne.  Chansons.  Paris,  1835. 

Bartholomew-Lane  Han,  A.  Alex- 
ander  Chalmers.  Strictures  on  improve- 
ments proposed  near  the  Bank,  "Gent. 
Mag.,"  December,  1802.  p.  1110. 

Barton,  Fanny  M.  Mrs.  If.  F.  Butts. 
Three  girls.  B.  18-. 

Barton,  J.  A.  G-.  Shoshee  Ghunder 
Dutt.  Historical  Studies.  L.  1879. 

Bashful  Irishman,  A.  William  Fred- 
erick Deacon.  The  exile  of  Erin ;  or,  the 
sorrows  of  ...  L.  18D5. 

Bashibazouk.  William  Harding,  in 
his  contributions  to  the  "  Clipper  "  (N.  Y. ). 

Bashi-Bazouk,  Our  own  William 
Makepeace  Thackeray.  Letters  from  the 
East  by  ...  "Punch,"  1854. 

Basil.  Richard  Walker.  The  legend 
of  Cosmo  ...  By  ...  L.  1860, 

Basilicas.  Edmund  Lenthal  Swift* 
The  ecclesiastical  supremacy  of  the 
Crown  proved  to  be  the  common  law  of 
England...  L.*1814. 

Basilicas.  Rev.  Lewis  Way.  Thoughts 
on  the  scriptural  expectations  of  the 
Christian  Church  ...  L.  181-. 

Baste.  Pierre  Eugene  Grange".  Les- 
enfants  d'Adam  et  d'Eve.  Paris,  1840. 

Bates,  President.  L.  J.  Bates,  ex- 
president  of  Detroit  Bicycle  Club,  an 
editorial  writer  of  the  "Detroit  Post  and 
Tribune/' 

Bathoniensis.  Jonas  Dennis,  B.C.L+ 
A  challenge  to  the  Pope  . . .  Bath,  183Q. 


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Batkins,  Jefferson  Scattering*  Jo- 
seph Steiens  Jones.  Plays,  !^TY,  1857; 
Life  of  Jefferson  S.  Batkins,  member 
from  Cranberry  Centre,  B  1871 

Bavius  Dr.  John  Martyn.  Memoirs 
of  the  Society  of  Grub-Street,  L.  1737, 

These  memoirs  commenced  on  Thursday,  Jan. 
S,  1730,  \\  ere  continued  once  a  week,  and  attained 
their  133tb  (and  last)  number  on  Aug.  24,  1732. 
To  this  publication  we  owe  the  "  Gentleman's 
Magazine  "  ,  for  Cave  pi  ejected  an  improvement 
on  it  to  be  published  once  »  month.  The  signa- 
ture of  "Bavins"  belongs  to  Dr.  John  Martyn, 
and  that  of  "  3Ioevius"  to  Dr.  Richard  Russell  ; 
and  those  papers  signed  "  A  "  aie  by  Alexander 
Pope.  Bat  m  CarrutlieiV  "  Life  of  Pope  "  (1857) 
it  is  conjeettned  that  Pope  had  free  admission  to 
the  journal  under  an^  guise,  and  that  some 
signed  "31"  and  "B  "  are  by  him,  and  also  that 
there  were  other  contributors  — HALKETT  .AND 
LAXSG. 

Bayard.  Fianhlin  J.  Ottarsen.  New 
York  editor. 

Bayard  of  India,  The.  Sir  Charles 
Napier. 

Bayard,  The  Polish,  Prince  Joseph 
Pomatowsli. 

Bayle,  Mr.  Rev.  Henry  Penneck,  M.A. 
Apostolical  Succession*  everything  else 
and  a  few  things  beside  . . ,  Penzance, 
1842. 

Bayley,  Alphabet.  Frederic  W.N. 
Sat/lei/.  The  new  tale  of  a  tub  :  an  ad- 
venture in  verse.  N.Y.  1869. 

Beadle.  John  Hanson  Beadle.  Wes- 
tern \vilds,  and  the  men  who  redeem 
them.  Cin.  18T7. 

Beakitorius  Benjamin  Disraeli,  Earl 
of  Beaconsfield.  —  See  "  Gladiolus/* 

Beardless  Yankee,  The.  Dana 
Boardman  Clark. 

Beaseley.  Samuel  Beazley.  The  roue*, 
L.  1828 ;  The  Oxonians :  a  glance  at  so- 
ciety, L  1830, 

Beatrice  Anne  Manning.  An  En- 
glish girl's  account  of  &  Moravian  settle- 
ment in  the  Black  forest  L.  1858. 

Beaucnamp,  Philip.  Jeremy  JBen- 
them.  Analysis  of  the  influence  of  natu- 
ral religion  on  the  temporal  happiness  of 
mankind  ...  L<  1822. 

Beauc&amp,  Shelsley.  T,  WaUron 
Bractley  Grantley  Grange:  benedicts 
and  bachelors.  L.  1874*. 

Beaufort,  John.,  IXiD.  John  Thd- 
walL  The  daughter  of  adoption :  a  tale 
of  modern  times.  X.  180L 

Beaujolais  Hans  Busk.  Maiden-hours 
and  maiden  -wiles.  Designed  by . , .  L  1S69 

Beaumont,  Averil  Mrs.  Margaret 
Hunt.  aiagdalen  Wynyard ;  or,  the  provo- 
cations of  a  Pre-Baphaelite  . „  .  L.  1872 

Beaumont^  George  George  Duckett 
Barber  Beaumont^  in  hig  legal  works. 

Beaumont,  Sir  Harry.    Itev.  Joseph 


Spence  Moralities  .  .  .  L.  1753,  previ- 
ously printed  in  the  "Museum";  and 
Crito;  or,  a  dialogue  on  "beauty,  L. 
1752.  —Tinder  this  pseudonym  he  also 
published  a  letter  fron^F.  Attiret,  ft 
French  missionary,  containing  "  A  par- 
ticular account  of  the  Emperor  of  China's 
gardens."  L.  1752 

Beautiful  and  Unfortunate  Young 
Lady,  A.  JRev.  Thomas  tfedgmcl  Whal- 
ley.  The  fatal  kiss  •  a  poem  ...  L, 
1781. 

Beauty,  A.  Mrs  Edwin  James.  Wan- 
derings of  ...  NY.  1873 

Beaver,  Barrington,  Esq.  William 
H.  G-.  Kingston*  Adventures  of  Dick 
Onslcm  among  the  Tledskins  .  , .  L.  1803. 

Bcccarla  Angllens  Rev.  Itichcnd 
Wright.  Letters  on  capital  punishments 
.  .  .  L  1807. 

Bede,  Adam.    Robert  Evans. 

"Adam  Bede  himself  was  the  authoress*  own 
father,  Mr.  Robert  Evima  .  . .  Hie  toother  Sam- 
uel [was]  the  Seth  of  the  novel . . ,  Elizabeth 
Tomlineoa  ftvaef  Daaib  Morris.  A  poor  girl, 
Mary  Voce,  waa  "Hetty."  (<  The  [London]  Sun- 
day Magazine." 

Bede,  Cuthhert,  B  A.  Rev.  Edward 
Bradley.  The  adventures  of  Mr.  Ver- 
dant Green,  an  Oxford  freshman.  L, 
1857. 

Bede,  Seth.  Samuel  Evans.  Seth 
Bede  "the  Methody " :  his  life  and  labours ; 
chiefly  written  by  himself.  L.  1850. 

Bedott,  Widow  PrisciHa  P,  Mrs. 
Frances  Miriam  (JBerry)  Whitcher.  Widow 
Bedott  papers.  NY.  1807, 

Bee,  Hookanit,  Esq.  S  J&.  Wiyram. 
Flotsam  and  jetsam :  a  cargo  of  Christ- 
mas rhyme*  L.  1853. 

Bee,  Jon.  John  Badcock.  The  dra- 
matic works  of  Samuel  Foote.  With  re- 
marks on  each  play,  and  an  essay  on  the 
life,  genius,  and  writings  of  the  author 
by...  L.1830. 

Bee  Hunter,  The,  Col  Thomas  Bangs 
Thorpe.  Mysteries  of  the  backwoods  , , . 
P.  1846. 

Bee-master,  "The  Times."  John 
OummingtD.D.  Bee-keeping.  L,  1864. 

Beef  Eater,  A.  George  Vasey*  Illus- 
trations of  eating  ...  L.  1847. 

Beefeater,  Domestic  Chaplain  to 
Fill  Potts.  Rev.  John  Allan.  The  Len- 
tiad  j  or,  Peter  the  Pope,  and  his  pioneers 
the  Puseymen  pummelled  and  pounded 
with  a  Hudihrastic  cudgel ...  L.  1863. 

Beelzebub.  H*  Newtm  Goodrich. 
"I  too"...  Ii,1850. 

Beggar  Boy,  A-  James  £awson  Bum 
The  autobiography  of  ...  L.  1856, 

Belani,  H.  B  B.    Karl  Ludwig 
erlin.    Per  Heimathlose.    1835. 


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Belarius  of  Cymbellne.  Estmcl 
Evans.  The  first  of  a  series  of  a  work 
in  six  numbers,  in  favor  of  the  consti- 
tutionality of  a  national  bank.  W. 
1802. 

Belkine,  Ivan  Alexandie  Sergeie'- 
vitch  Pouchkme  [French  spelling  of  his 
name].  Boris  feodounow:  a  dramatic 
poem  St.  Petersburg,  1831. 

Bell,  Acton  Anne  Bronte.  The  ten- 
ant of  Wilclf  ell  Hall.  L.  1848. 

Bell,  Currer  Mrs.  Charlotte  (Bronte) 
Nlcholls  Jane  Eyre  :  an  autobiography. 

When  the  Bronte  sisters  published  their  vol- 
ume of  poetry  in  1S46,  under  their  respective 
pseudonyms,  numeious  paities  made  the  mistake 
of  thinking  that  they  were  thiee  brotheis. 
Among  others  was  Miss  Martmeau,  who  ad- 
diessed  a  letter  to  Charlotte  Bronte,  —  "Currer 
Bell,  Esq." 

"Averse  to  publicity,  we  veiled  our  own 
names  under  those  of  Cuner,  Ellis,  and  Acton 
Bell;  the  ambiguous  choice  being  dictated  by  a 
sort  of  conscientious  sciuple  of  assuming  Chris- 
tian names  positively  masculine,  while  we  did 
not  declare  ourselves  women,  because  —  without 
at  the  time  suspecting  that  our  mode  of  writing: 
and  thinking  was  not  what  is  called  *  feminine,* 
—  we  had  a  vague  impression  that  authoresses 
are  liable  to  be  looked  on  with  prejudice."  — 
GASKBLL,  Life  ofJBronte'  (1855),  p.  240. 

Bell,  Ellis.  Emily  Jane  Bronte.  Po- 
ems. L.  1846. 

Bell,  Mrs.  Martin.  Mrs.  Bell  Martin. 
Julia  Howard.  N.Y.  1850. 

Bell,  Solomon.  William  Joseph  Smi- 
ling. Tales  of  travel  in  the  north  of  Eu- 
rope ;  Tales  of  travel  west  of  the  Missis- 
sippi. B.  1830-31. 

Belles  of  Mauchline,  The. 

"In  Mauchline  there  dwells  six  proper  young 
Belles. 

Miss  Millei  is  fine,  Miss  Markland's  divine, 
Miss  Smith  she  has  wit,  and  Miss  Betty  is  braw : 
There's  beauty  and  fortune  to  get  wi1  Miss  Mor- 
ton, 
BSit  Armour's  the  jewel  for  me  o'  them  a'." 

ROBERT  BTJBNS. 

Belphegor.  William  Coombe.  The 
Diabo-lady ;  or,  a  match  in  hell :  a  poem 
...  L.  1777. 

Belzebub.  Rev.  Samuel  Bourn.  A 
sure  guide  to  hell . . .  1787. 

Ben,  Uncle.  Walter  Cavendish  Crof- 
ton.  Brief  sketch  of  the  life  of  Charles 
Baron  Metcalfe  . .  .  Kingston,  1846. 

Ben,  Uncle.  Mrs.  Rhoda  E.  Water- 
man White.  Portraits  of  my  married 
friends;  or,  peeps  into  Hymen's  king- 
dom. By...  N.Y.  1868. 

Benauly.  A  pseudonym  adopted  by 
the  three  brothers,  Austin,  Benjamin 
Vaughan,  and  Li/man  Abbott,  in  two  nov- 


els, "Conecut  Corners"  and  "Matthew 
Carnaby." 

The  pseudonym  is  composed  of  the  first  syl- 
lable of  the  names  of  the  three  bi  others 

Ben  David.  John  Jones,  LL  D.  Three 
letters,  addressed  to  the  editor  of  the 
"  Quarterly  Renew"  ...  L.  1825. 

Ben-Ezra,  Juan  Josafat  Emanuel 
Lacunza.  The  coming  of  Messiah  in 
glory  and  majesty  .  .  L.  1827. 

Ben-Saddi,  Nathan.  Robert  Dodsley. 
The  chronicle  of  the  kings  of  England, 
from  William  the  Conqueror  to  1795  .  .  . 
Worcester,  Mass.  1795. 

Ben  Uzair,  Salem.  Richard  Hengist 
Hoi  ne.  Sithron,  the  Star-Stricken.  Trans- 
lated (Ala  bereket  Allah)  from  an 
ancient  Arabic  manuscript,  by  ...  L. 
1883. 

Ben  Yamen.  Benjamin  Peirce.  Ben 
Yamen's  song  of  geometry  . . .  Clover- 
den,  1854. 

Bendbow,  Hesper  George  W-  Archer. 
More  than  she  could  bear  story  of  the 
Gachupin  war  in  Texas.  P.  1871, 

Benedict.  Edward  Walter  Dawson. 
Benedict's  wanderings  in  Ireland,  Scot- 
land, Italy,  and  Sicily . . .  New  Haven, 
Ct.  1873. 

Benedict  Joseph  Heed.  Letters  [in 
defence  of  Mr.  Gamck]  printed  origi- 
nally in  the  "Morning  Chronicle,"  and 
afterwards  added  to  Eenrick's  "Love  in 
the  Suds"  5th  ed.  L.  177-. 

Benedict,  Mrs.  Hester.  Mrs.  T.  P. 
Dickinson.  Vesta.  P.  1872. 

Beneficed  Clergyman  of  the  Estab- 
lished Church,  A.  Rev.  Hams  Ham- 
ilton.  The  doctrines  of  the  Church  of 
England  neither  Calvinistic  nor  Armin- 
ian  .  .  .  L.  1819. 

Benengeli,  Old  Hamet.  Thomas 
Babmgton  J&facaulay.  Fragments  of  an 
ancient  romance.  Leicester,  1826;  L. 
1801. 

Benevolus.  William  Duncombe.  — 
See"Philopropos" 

Benevolus,  Hilarls  &  Co.  John 
Bntton.  The  pleasures  of  human  life; 
in  a  dozen  dissertations  on  male,  female, 
and  neuter  pleasures  ...  L.  1807. 

Bengal  Civilian,  A.  William  Ed- 
wards. Reminiscences  of  ...  L.  1866. 

Bengalensis.  Major  John  Scott  Waring. 

Benjamin,  Saint.  Richard  Grant 
White  The  new  gospel  of  peace.  2ST.Y. 
1863-66. 

Benjamin  the  Florentine.  Benja- 
min Peirce,  Ben  Yamen's  song  of  ge- 
ometry . . .  Clorerden,  1854. 

Benjamins,  Mr.  Charles  B.  Hart. 
Lotbaw.  18-. 


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Bennet,  H,,  31  A.  John  Pmlerton, 
Esq.  The  treasury  of  wit ...  L.  1787. 

Hennetj  Silvia.     Olivia  Levison 

Renning,  Howe  Mrs.  j\fary  H. 
Henry.  Essie's  journey  and  what  she 
found  in  it.  N.Y.  1871. 

Benoni,  Lorenzo.  Giovanni  Domen- 
ico  Rujfini.  Lorenzo  Benoni;  or,  pas- 
sages in  the  life  of  an  Italian.  Edmb. 
1853. 

Benson,  Carl  Charles  Astor  Bristed. 
A  letter  to  Dr.  Henry  Halford  Jones 
[Josiah"  Gilbert  Holland]  (editor  of 
the  "  Winterto^n  Democrat"  ["Spring- 
field Republican"])  concerning  his  habit 
of  giving  advice  to  everybody,  and  his 
qualifications  for  the  task,  by  ...  NY. 
1864 

Benson,  Edgeworth.  Mm  Scott. 
Visit  to  Paris.  Articles  in  the  "  London 
Magazine,"  of  which  he  was  editor,  1815. 

Bentley,  Walter.  (A  nom  de  thea- 
tre*} Begg,  fourth  son  of  the  Bev.  Dr. 
Begg,  of  Edinborough. 

Bentzon,  Tberdse.  Marie  The~rese 
Blanc.  Georgette.  Paris,  1880 ;  also  as 
a  regular  contributor  to  "Uevue  des 
Deux  Mondes." 

Bereaved  Husband,  A,  John  Mock- 
ett  Cramp.  A  portraiture  from  life  .  . 
Halifax,  1862. 

Bereiiger,  Paul.  Jacques  Albin  Simon 
Collin  de  Plancy.  Yoyage  de  .  .  .  dans 
Paris,  apres  quarante-cinq.  ans  d'absence 
.  .  Paris,  1818. 

Berg,  O.  F.  Ottokar  Franz  Ebersberg. 
Eine  resolute  Person.  Berlin.  185-. 

Berg,  Wilhelm.  Lino.  ( Wetter)  Schnei- 
der. Geschichte  der  niederlandischen 
lateratur.  1870-72. 

Berger,  Elizabeth.  Elizabeth  S. 
Sheppard.  Charles  Auchester.  L.  187-. 

«f  Elizabeth  Sheppard  (E.  Berger)  wrote  three 
novels,  viz,  'Charles  Ancbester/  *  Counter- 
parts,' and  c  Bunaor,'  Beethoven  figures  m  *  IJu- 
mor*  under  the  name  of  Rodomant,  Porphyio 
represents  Napoleon  HI.,  and  Diamond  Albany 
is  intended  for  Disraeli.  In  « Charles  Auches- 
ter* Mendelssohn's  sister  !*amw  Is  Cecilia.  The 
other  chief  characters  la  the  hook  were  given 
correctly  in  « Tranecnpt » of  April  28, 1884:,  the 
mistake  being  in  not  designating  which  belonged 
to  *  Charles  Auchester '  and  which  to  *  Rniaor.' 
In  the  *  Atlantic  Monthly,*  June,  1862,  will  be 
found  an  article  of  some  length  upon  Miss  Shep- 
pard and  her  ^works/* 

Berger,  Ifce  I<.  Thomas  W.  Eichd- 
berger. 

Berintho.  jRobert  Rcberthin,  in  his  po- 
ems contributed  to  H.  Albert's  "  Anon/* 

Berkeley,  Everard.  Tn/on  M- 
wards,  S.TJ).  The  world's  laconics.  1852 

Berkeley  Men.  Edwin  Williams  and 
C&arles  Edwards  Lester.  Napoleon  dr- 


Berkley,  31rs.  Helen.  Mis.  Anna 
Cora  (Ogden  Mowatt)  Ritchie.  The  for 
tune  hunter :  a  novel.  P,  1854. 

Berkshire  Farmer,  A     John  Oslorm 
Sat  gent.  Chapters  for  the  times.   By  .  . 
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Berliner.  Rev.  Dr  Joseph  Parnsk 
Thompson,  from  the  time  of  lua  residence 
in  Berlin,  1873. 

Bernadillc.  Fian$ots  Victor  Fournel^ 
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Bernard,  Charles  de  C/tarles  Bo 
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Bernard,  H.  H ,  Pli  D  JSev  Geoigt 
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Hernadino.  Thomas  3.  Chjtjstal,  in 
his  contributions  to  the  "Hackcnsack 
Repiiblicau  " 

Bernardo.  Joseph  Haslewood,  in  Dib- 
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Bernd  von  Guseck.  Karl  G-ustav  von 
Berneck.  Der  schlimmste  !Feind.  1870. 

Bernliard,  Karl.  Kail  Sctnt-Aubm, 
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Bertall.  Chailes  Albert  d'Arnoiw,  La 
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Bertaudiere.  Low's  Alexis  Chame* 
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1845. 

Berthold,  Ernst.  Mrs,  Theiese 
Albertma  Louise  (ron  Jakob)  Robinson, 
who,  in  1822,  translated  Scott's  "  Old  Mor- 
tality" and  "  Black  Dwarf  "  into  German 
under  this  nom  de  plume. 

Berton,  P.  BI.  Edgar  Pemberton. 
Charles  Lysaght.  L.  18-. 

Bertram.  Walter  Colton,  who,  soon 
after  graduating  at  Yale  College,  wrote 
a  number  of  articles  in  prose  and  verse 
with  this  signature  in  various  journals. 

Berwick.  James  Redpath,  correspond- 
ent and  one  of  the  editors  of  the  "  Trib- 
une" (N.Y.) . 

Berwick,  E3.  L.  A.,  Esq.  James  Rey- 
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a  novel.  L.  1855. 

Berwick,  Miss  Mary.  Miss  Adelaide 
AnneProcter.  Legends  and  Lyrics.  L.  1858. 

Bescliter,  Kev.  John.  Rev  Anthony 
Koklman,  S,  J,  The  blessed  reformation 
...  ?.  1818. 

Besieged  Resident*  Henry  Du  Pitf 
Labouchere.  Diary  of  the  besieged  resi- 
dent in  Paris  L.  1872. 

Besson,  Charles.  AcWe  JStienne 
Fillias,  his  signature  in  the  "Science/* 
etc.,  of  Paris 

Beta.  Edward  Barnard  Bassett.  The 
model  town  . . .  Camb.  1869. 


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Beta,  H.  Heinnch  Betteiech.  Die 
Bewirtschaftung  des  Wassers  und  die 
Ernten  daraus  .  . .  Leipsic,  18G8. 

Betterton,  Mr.  Thomas.  William 
Oldt/s.  The  history  ot  the  English  stage. 
L  1741. 

Bettina.  Elisabeth  (Brentano)  von 
Arnim  Correspondence  of  Goethe  with 
a  child  Berlin,  1835 

Bstty.  Elizabeth  O'Neil.  Opposition 
mornings,  with  Betty's  remarks  ...  L. 
1779 

Beulah  Miss  Fanny  D.  Bates.  My 
Sister  Kitty.  B.  1881. 

Beverley.  Mrs.  S.  B.  Hughes  Cox, 
who  contributed  to  the  papers  of  Vicks- 
burg  and  Shreveport,  Miss.,  among  other 
articles,  several  appeals  to  the  Southern 
people  upon  subjects  pertaining  to  the 
Civil  War,  under  this  nom  de  plume. 

Beverly,  Elise.  Miss  Eliza  Spencer. 
Mary  Ashburton:  a  tale  of  Maryland 
life  .  .  .  m  «  The  Land  we  Love,"  1867- 
68. 

Biascioli.  Nicola  Giuseppe  Biagioh. 
Trattato  della  poesia  Italiana.  Paris, 
1819. 

Bible  Student,  A  Thomas  Foster 
Bafham.  Colonel  Gardiner .  a  Christian 
drama ...  L.  1823. 

Bible  Student,  A.  Rev.  John  Hyde. 
Our  Eternal  Homes  ...  L.  1864. 

Biblicus.  Alexander  Tdloch,  LL.D. 
Dissertations  on  the  Sealed  Book  .  . . 
Arbroath,  1819  These  letters  originally 
appeared  in  the  "Star"  (L.)  under  the 
above  signature. 

Biblicus.  Rev.  William  Thorn.  The 
history  of  tithes,  Patriarchal,  Leviti- 
cal,  Catholic,  and*  Protestant  ...  L. 
1831. 

Bibliomaniac,  A.  Almon  W.  Gris- 
wold.  The  library  of  ...  N.Y.  1880. 

Bibliophile.  Samuel  Austin  Alhbone, 
in  his  contributions  to  "Norton's  Lit- 
erary Gazette  "  (N.Y.). 

Bibliophile,  Un.  Pierre  Deschamps. 
Dictionnaire  de  ge'ographie,  ancienne  et 
moderne  .  .  Paris,  1870. 

Bibliophile  Jacob,  Le.  Paul  La- 
croix,  in  his  "  Bibliographic  Molier- 
esque "  (2d  ed ,  Paris,  1875),  and 
many  other  works.  The  dedication 
of  the  above  is  signed  "P.  L.  Jacob, 
Bibliophile." 

Mons.  Lacroix  took  his  pseudonym  from  Ja- 
cob de  Saint-Charles,  a  Jesuitical  savant  of  the 
reign  of  Louis  XIII.  and  Louis  XIV.  This 
writer  was  called  "  Le  Pere  Jacob,"  and  was  the 
author  of  ««  Traite"  des  plus  belles  bibliotheques  '* 
(1644). 

Bickerstaff,  Isaac,  Esq,  Astrolo- 
ger. Sir  Richard  fiteele,  as  editor  of  the 


"Tatler,"  1709-11.     See  "John  Bright- 
land." 

Bickerstaff,  Isaac,  Esq  ,  Student  in 
Astrology,  Commentator  on  the  Oc- 
cult Sciences,  and  one  of  tlie  eighth 
order  of  poets  of  the  cities  of  London 
and  Westminster.  Jonathan  Swift. 
BickerstafE's  almanac  ...  L.  1710. 

**  Dr.  Swift,  when  he  had  -written  those  Predic- 
tions, being  at  a  loss  what  name  to  prefix  to 
them,  obsei  ved  a  sign  over  a  house  where  a  lock- 
smith dwelt,  and  found  the  name  of  Bickeistafc 
written  under  it,  which  being  a  name  somewhat 
uncommon,  he  chose  to  call  himself  Isaac  Bick- 
erstaff. The  name  was  afterward  adopted  by 
Mi  Steele,  as  author  of  the  '  Tatlei  f  This 
humourous  tract  was  seriously  burnt  by  the  Inqui- 
sition in  Portugal,  as  the  author  was  assured  by 
Sir  Paul  Metbuen,  then  ambassador  at  that 
court." — JOHN  NICHOLS. 

Bideford  Kural  Postman,  The.  Ed- 
ward Capern.  Poems,  L.  1856;  Ballads 
and  songs,  L.  1858. 

Bienvenu,  Louis.  Louis  Francois 
Foucqueron.  L'ami  de  la  famille  .  eome- 
die  en  trois  actes.  Rennes,  1864. 

Bifrons.  One  of  the  pseudonyms 
adopted  by  Junius  (q-v.).  The  letter 
thus  signed  is  dated  April  23,  1768,  and 
"charges  the  ministry  with  duplicity  as 
their  general  characteristic." 

Big-endians  and  Small-endians. 
Catholics  and  Protestants.  —  See  uFliin- 
nap  the  Lilliputian  premier." 

Bigex.  Francois  Marie  Aroue't  de  Vol- 
taire. Trois  lettres  a  I'abbe'  Toucher. 
Paris,  1769. 

Biglow,  Hosea  James  Russell  Loto- 
ell  Melibceus-Hipponax.  The  Biglow 
papers  .  . .  Camb.  1848 ;  L.  1805. 

Bigly,  Cautell  A.  George  W.  Peck. 
Aurifodina;  or,  adventures  in  the  gold 
region.  N.Y.  1849. 

Bigod,  Ralph.  John  Ralph  Fentoick. 
—  See  Lamb's  "  EHa."  The  Two  ftaees 
of  Men. 

Billaber,  She  P.  Benjamin  P,  Shilla- 
ber.  His  signature  to  lines  in  the  "  Bos- 
ton Journal,"  December  22,  1880,  ad- 
dressed to  Bismarck. 

Billings,  Josh.  Henry  W.Shaw.  His 
book  of  sayings.  1866. 

Binet,  Satane*.    Francisque  Sarcey. 

Binney,  Mrs.  J.  G.  Juliette  Patterson 
Bmney.  Twenty  years  in  Bunnah  F. 
1880. 

Biographer  of  Anacreon,  The. 
Joshua  Smith.  —  See  '*  A."  ' 

Bion.  Robert  Soitthey.  Poems  by 
Bion  and  Moschus  [i.e.,  Bobert  Lorell]. 
Bristol,  1794. 

Birch,  Harry.  Charles  Albert  White. 
Old  Grimes's  horse.  Comic  song.  B. 
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Bird  at  Bromsgrove,  A.  John  Crane. 
An,  address  to  bachelors,  and  the  apron 
farmer  Birmingham,  1802. 

BirkenbiiM,  Karl  Hans  Gra&b&ger. 
Singcn  und  Sagen  [poetry].  18G9. 

Birmingham  Clergyman,  A.  John 
Cale  Mill  1 1 ,  D.D  The  bicentary  contro- 
\ersy.  .  L.  1802. 

Birmingham  Liberal,  A.  J  Arthur 
Partridge.  Citizenship  lersus  Secularists 
and  Sacerdotabsts  in  the  matter  of 
national  teaching.  L.  1870 

Bishop,  The.  John  Barrett  Kerfoot, 
D  /).  The  bishop's  address  and  charge  to 
the  .  . .  Diocese  of  Pittsburgh  .  .  .  June 
14th,  1870  Pittsburgh,  1870. 

Bishop,  The  Daniel  Wilson,  Bishop 
of  Calcutta  Final  report  of  St.  Paul's 
cathedral,  Calcutta  . .  .  1847 

Bishop  of  Capetown,  The.  Rev 
Robert  Giay  A  statement  relating  to 
facts  which' hare  been  misunderstood  .  .  . 
in  connexion  with  the  consecration,  trial, 
and  excommunication  of  the  Eight  Rev. 
Dr.  Colenso  L.  1867. 

Bishop  of  Cloyne,  The.  Dr.  George 
llerleley.  A  miscellany  containing  sev- 
eral tracts  on  various  subjects.  By  .  . . 
L.  17^2. 

Bishop  of  London,  The.  Archibald 
Campbell  Tait.  The  dangers  and  safe- 
guards of  modern  theology.  L.  1861. 

Bishop  of  Montreal,  The.  George 
Jehoshaphat  Mountain.  Journal  of  ... 
during1  a  visit  to  the  Church  Missionary 
Society's  North-west  American  Mission 
[Red  River]  ...  L.  1845, 

Bishop  of  Natal,  The.  Rt.  Rev.  Wil- 
liam Colenso,  DJ>.  The  New  Testament 
translated  into  Zulu-Kaffir.  By ... 
Ekukanyena.  18-. 

Bishop  of  Oxford,  The.  William 
Jackson.  Rise,  progress,  and  present 
state  of  the  dispute  between  the  people  of 
America  and  the  Administration.  L.  1770. 

Bishop  of  the  Church  of  England, 
A.  John  Free*  D.D.  Matrimony  made 
easy...  L.  1764. 

Bitter,  Arthur.  Samuel  Haoerstich. 
Erzahlungen,  Novellen,  und  Gedichte. 
1865-66. 

Bizarre.  John  Russell  Young,  in  his 
contributions  to  the  "Chronicle"  (Wash., 
B.C.). 

Bishop,  Thomas.  Mr,  Hayes.  Ko- 
ranzzo's  feast ;  or,  the  unfair  marriage  : 
a  tragedy.  L.  1811, 

"This  most  extraordinary  production  (doubt- 
less the  work  of  a  madman)  was  written  by  one 
Hayes,  A  footman  to  Lord  Belgrade.  150  copies 
were  printed,  of  which  more  than  130  were  burnt 
atSmeetoa's  fire.  The  16  plates  are  quite  as 
unique  as  the  text." — Ms.  JKote  by  GEORGE 
DANIEL,  in  his  copy. 


Black  Dwarf,  The.  Thomas  Jona- 
than Wooler.  A  political  lecture  on  heads. 
L  1820 

Black,  Ivory.  Thomas  A  Jianoiei. 
An  effect  in  yellow,  in  the  "Century  "  for 
August,  1884 

Blackburne,  E  Owens  Elizabeth 
Casey.  Illustrious  Irishwomen  ...  L 
1877. 

Blackmantle,  Bernard.  Chai  les 
Jl/b,'%  Westmacott.  The  English  spy  ... 
comprising  scenes  and  sketches  in  every 
rank  of  society.  .  .  drawn  from  the  life  .  ,  . 
L.  1826. 

"  In  the  pages  of  this  extraordmaiy  -work  fig- 
ure all  the  notabilities  of  the  day,  eithei  openly 
or  under  slight  disguise,  and  Tom  Best,  M'hite- 
headed  Bob,  '  Pea-gieen  '  Hayne,  Colonel  Beike- 
ley,  Beau  Bmmmell,  Pierce  Egan,  the  «  Golden  ' 
Ball,  IDr.-fEett'Xknown  as  '  Horse  Kett/  from  his 
equine  length  of  visage),  Chailes  Mathews, 
Jemmy  0ordoi»j  and  a  host  of  others  of  equal 
notoriety,  mingle,  cheek  by  jowl,  m  the  \ivid  and 
mo\  mg  panorama,"  See  "  The  Maclise  Portrait- 
-' 

*  Samuel  Fous'  is  Samuel 


G-abery,'  p.  240, 

In   JFitzalleyne 

Foote,  "Maria  Pous,'  his  lovely  daughter,  «JFitJ5- 
alleyne  of  Berkeley*  is  the  lady-killing  colonel, 
*  William  the  Conqueror  ,'  as  he  was  termed  by 

' 


the  buxom  damsels  of  Cheltenham  ;  *  Lord  A  —  y  ' 
is  the  Regent's  friend,  Alvariley  ,  *  Major  H  —  r  '  is 
Gteorge  Hanger,  not  so  well  known  as  Lord 
Coleraine;  «Mr.  Optimus'te  Tom  Best,  under 
whose  fatal  pistol  poor  Lord  Oaroelfoid  fell, 
•Mary  Carbon'  is  Maiy  Cole,  the  butcher's 
daughter  of  Gloucester,  afterwards  Countess  of 
Berkeley  ,  and  the  '  Pea-gieen  Count  '  is  the  nin- 
compoop, Hayne."  See  "TheMachse  Portrait- 
G-allery,"  p.  239. 

Blacksmith,  A.  John  Witherspoon, 
DJ).  A  letter  from  ...  to  the  ministers 
and  elders  of  the  Church  of  Scotland  .  .  . 
L.  1750. 

Blacksmith,  The  Learned.  Ehhu 
Bumtt.  Walks  in  the  Black  Country 
and  its  green  borderland.  L.  1868. 

Black-well,  James.  Jonathan  Swift, 
DD.  A  friendly  apology  ...  by  ... 
Operator  for  the  feet. 

Blair,  Rev.  David.  Sir  Richard 
Phillips.  A  million  of  facts  .  .  .  L.  1835. 

Blake,  Mary  Mrs.  Mary  N.  Blakes- 
lee,  in  her  contributions  to  the  "Cen- 
tury "  on  household  matters 

Blanche.  Mrs.  E.  B  Field,  in  her 
contributions  to  "Saturday  Night" 

Blank  Etcetera,  Sen.  Robert  Charles 
Winthrop,  a  member  of  the  "Polyglot 
Club/'  See  the  "Harvard  Register," 
December,  1827. 

Blaze,  Henri.  Anqe  Henri  Blaze  de 
Bun/.  Etudes  de  Beethoven,  Paris, 
1833,  in  the  "Kevue  des  Deux  Mondes  "  ; 
Musique  des  drames  de  Shakspeare, 
Paris,  1835,  in  the  same. 

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FRS.,  ASS,  <&c.  Tlieodore  Eduuard 
IJool.  Tentamen ;  or,  an  essay  towards 
the  history  of  Wmttmgton,  sometime 
Lord  Mayor  of  London.  L  1820. 

Blind  Preacher,  The  William 
Hem  y  Milburn.  Ton  years  of  a  preach- 
er's life  K.Y  1839 

Blind  Traveller.  James  Emihus 
William  Eieli/n  Gascoyne  Cecil,  Viscount 
Cianbourne.  He  wrote  many  papers  in 
"St.  James's  Medley,"  signed  "The 
Blind  Traieller" 

Blind  Traveller,  The.  James  Hoi- 
man.  Travels  in  Madeira,  Sierra  Leone, 
Teneiiffe  L  1840. 

Bloc  Clarence  F  Gobi.  The  Yision 
of  Judgment  revived.  Wash ,  D  C  1870. 

Blockade-Runner,  A.  John  Wilkin- 
son Narrative  of  . .  N.Y.  1877. 

Blockaded  British  Subject,  A. 
Miss  Catherine  C.  Hopley  or  Miss  Sarah 
L  Jones.  Life  in  the  South  from  the  com- 
mencement of  the  war,  hy  .  .  L.  1860. 

Blodgett,  Levi.  Theodore  Parker 
The  previous  question  between  Andrews 
Norton  and  his  alumni ...  B  1840. 

Blondel  W.  F.  Williams,  in  his  con- 
tnbutions  to  the  "  New  York  Mail." 

Bloodgood,  Harry.     Cat  lo  Moran. 

Bloomer,  Ben,     Oscar  C  Wluttlesey. 

Bloomfield,  Robert.  Elizabeth  jE 
Flagq  (7)  Little  people  whom  the  Lord 
lovea.  KY.  1871. 

Blotter,  Samuel.  Charles  Henry  Doe, 
in  the  Boston  "  Galaxy  " 

Blount,  Margaret  Mrs.  Mary 
O'Francis.  Clifford  and  the  actress  .  . . 
P.  187- 

Blue,  A.  Robert  Huish.  3Titz-Allan 
.  .  .  L  1832. 

Bluebell,  Kingcups,  Mignionette, 
and  Thistle  Respectively,  Lady  Hes- 
ter G.  Brouune,  the  Hisses  Knatchlull,  Miss 
Hume  Middlemass,  and  R.  Hume  Middle- 
mass,  Senior ,  in  "  The  bouquet  culled  from 
Marylebone  Gardens  by  Bluebell,  King- 
cups, and  Mignionette,  and  arranged  by 
Thistle."  L.  1851-65. 

Bluebell.  Lady  Hester  G.  Browne. 
The  bouquet  culled  from  Marylebone 
Gardens  by  Bluebell,  etc.,  and  arranged 
by  Thistle.  1851-55. 

Blue  Bonnet,  fiev.  Thomas  Fenwiclc, 
a  Canadian  clergyman  who  has  contrib- 
uted to  the  newspaper  press,  prose  and 
verse,  on  subjects  connected  with  tem- 
perance and  religion,  over  this  signature 
and  "Hydrophilus." 

Blue  Jacket.  John  Adolphus  Bernard 
Dahlfjren  Essays  on  naval  matters  in 
the  "  National  Gazette  "  of  Philadelphia, 
1834. 


Bluenose,  A,  George  E  Fenety.  The 
lady  and  the  dressmaker ;  or,  a  peep  at 
fashionable  folly  ...  St  John,  1842. 

Blue-Skin.  Joseph  Blake.  Bine-Skin's 
ballad.  1724-25.  By  Jonathan  Swift, 
D.D 

Bluff,  Bachelor.  Oliver  Bell  Bnnce. 
Romance  of  the  Revolution:  stories  of 
tne  days  of  76.  P.  1870. 

Bluff,  Harry.  Matthew  Fontaine 
3Jaury.  Scraps  from  the  lucky  bag, 
by  ...  in  the  "Southern  Literary  Mes- 
senger," 1839-40. 

Blumtal,  J.  James  Bhmtal  BelMc. 
Buds  from  the  opera.  B.  1854. 

Blunt,  Alexander.  Elias  Beckett. 
Geneva:  a  poem,  address'd  to  the  Right 
Hon.  R—  W—  [Sir  Robert  Walpole], 
By  ...  Distiller.  (In  Miitonic  verse  ) 
L  1729. 

Bluster.  James  Otis.  —  See  "Trow- 
ell,  Adjutant." 

Bob  of  IJyn.  Sir  Roleit  Walpole. 
The  compleat  history  of  Bob  of  Lyn.  L. 
1741. 

Bobbin,  Tim.  John  Collier.  The 
Lancashire  dialect .  . .  Manchester,  1859. 

Bobbin,  Tim,  the  Second.  Robert 
Walker.  Plebeian  politics  .  .  .  Man- 
chester, 1796. 

Bodin,  Camille.  Mme.  Jenny  (Du- 
fourquet)  Bastide.  El  Allanico,  1833; 
Un  remords,  1834.  Paris. 

Bogaerts,  Felix.  Jean  Jacques  De 
Laet,  a  Belgian  journalist. 

Boggs,  Robert.  H.  A.  Clark.  After 
many  days.  Jtf.Y.  1880. 

Boggy,  Tom.  William  King,  LL.D. 
Two  letters  from  honest .  .  to  Thomas 
Goddard,  M.A.,  Canon  of  Windsor .  . . 
L.  1710. 

Bogor,  Maria.  Annie  G-eiger.  Sou- 
venirs de  fenrme,  1875 ;  Kousouma,  1877  j 
also  as  a  contributor  to  "Illustration" 
(Florence,  Italy). 

Bohemia,  The  Queen  of  Miss  Ada 
Clare,  pseud,  for  Mrs.  Jane  McElhinney. 

Bohemians,  The  King  of  the. 
Henri/  Clapp,  Jr. 

Boissy,  M.  de.  Baroness  Elisabeth 
Gu€narddeM&&  Trois  momes.  Paris, 
182-. 

Bolanden,  Konrad  von..  Joseph  Ed- 
uard  Konrad  Bischojf.  Die  Bartholo- 
mausnacht.  1879. 

Boleyn,  Mrs.  B.  S.  (A  nom  de 
the'atre.)  Fanny  Whitesitie  Brovgh. 

Bolton  Bow.  Hon.  Spencer  Cecil 
Brabason  Ponsonby  (*).  Peril.  L.  18-. 
He  was  assisted  by  "  Saville  Row"  (q.v.). 

Bolton  Bowe.    Clement  Scott. 

Bolton  Bowe.    B.  C.  Stephenson,  in 


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numerous  contributions  to  periodicals, 
etc 

Bombet,  £.  Alexandra  Cesar.  Marie 
Henri  Beyle.  Lives  of  Haydn  and 
Mozart ...  L.  1818. 

Bon  Gaultier.  Theodore  Martin  and 
William  Edmonstoune  Aytoun.  The  book 
of  ballads  Edited  .  .  .  L.  1849.  [Re- 
printed from  "  Blackwood's  Magazine  "] 

Bon  Vieux  Temps,  fce.  The  politi- 
cal letters  over  this  signature  contributed 
to  the  "Montreal  Herald"  (about  1815), 
have  been  ascribed  both  to  a  Mr.  Viger 
and  a  Mr  Quesnel. 

Boacoeur,  Hi.  Levina  Buoncuoie  Ur- 
lino.  L'instructeur  de  Tenfance.  B. 
18G4. 

Bones,  Brudder.  John  F.  Scott. 
Brudder  Bones's  book  of  stump  speeches 
and  burlesque  orations  . .  .  N.Y  1808 

BonLn,  Blaise.  Mme.  Amandine  Lucile 
Attrore  (Dupin)  Dudevant  employed  this 
signature  occasionally  in  political  pam- 
phlets, etc 

Bonner,  Sherwood.  Mrs  Kate  Sher- 
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N.Y.  1883. 

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Bruminel,  Beau.  George  Bryan 
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Brnmore.  2V»  Guyton  de  fifoneau. 
Traitd  curieux  des  charmes  de  Tamour 
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Bruno,  G.  Alfred  Jules  Emile  Foml- 
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Brunswick.  Hiss  Jeanette  L.  Gilder, 
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Brutus.  Fisher  Ames,  in  contribu- 
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Brutus.    Henry  Mackenzie,  Esq. 

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« Review  of  the  Proceedings  of  the  Parliaments' 
Tvhich  met  first  in  the  year  1784,  and  of  a  series 
of  letters  under  the  signature  of  *  Brutna.' " 

Brutus.    David  Owen* 

Brutus.  Stephen  Simpson,  who,  under 
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Brutus.  jRobert  James  TurnbulL  The 
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the    Federal    Government.     Charleston 
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Brutus.  Samuel  Ftnhy  Breese  Morse. 
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Brutus.  Eo'beit  Coram.  Political  in- 
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Brutus  One  of  the  signaturer, 
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a  letter  to  Lord  North  under  this  name, 
dated  Feb  21, 1771  —See  « Atticus  " 

Brutus,  Lucius  Junius.  Wdham 
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N.Y.  1801 

BubTb,  Belle  Z.  Samuel  W.  E.  Bed;- 
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Buck,  Ruth.  Mi  s.  Joseph  Lamb 
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Buddie,  Jasper.  Albert  Smith,  who 
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tention by  a  series  of  papers  in  the 
"Medical  Times,"  entitled  "Jasper  Bud- 
die ;  or,  Confessions  of  a  Dissecting-room 
Porter," 

Budlong,  Pharaoh  Frederic  Beechcr 
Perkins.  President  Greeley,  President 
Hoffman,  and  the  resurrection  of  the 
Eing:  a  history  . . .  Budlington,  1872. 

Bndock,  George.  Sydney  Hodges. 
A  tale  of  the  "Western  Counties. 

Burger,  Hugo.  Hugo  Lulliner.  Auf 
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Burger,  W.  Theophile  Etienne  Jo- 
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Buffalo  Bill.    Hon   William  P.  Cody. 

Bull,  John.  Great  Britain  and  Ire- 
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Bull,  Thomas.  William  Jones.  A 
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Bull,  W.  Ann  Jebb.  Two  penny- 
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Bullcalf,  Peter.  Joseph  Storrs  Fry. 
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Buller  of  Brasenose.  John  Hughes , 
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Tent,"  was  a  contributor  to  "  Blackwood's 
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Bullion,  Thomas.  Joseph  Langton  ( * ). 
Internal  management  of  a  country  bank. 
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Bull-us,  Hector.  James  Kirke  Pauld- 
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Bumpas,  Azarias.  John  Quinc?/ 
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Buncle,  John,  Esq.  Thomas  Amory. 
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Bunker  Hill  Boy,  A      John  Qmncy 
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Bunker,  General.  C.  Loram  Rug- 
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Bunker,  Timothy,  ESQ.  William 
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Bunsby,  Jack.  Theodore  H.  Vanden- 
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Buntline,  Ned.  Edtuard  Z.  G.  Jud- 
son.  The  king  of  the  sea,  NY.  1848; 
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Bunyan,  John.  Rev.  James  Bard- 
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Burghley,  Feltham.  C.  A.  Ward. 
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Buritonensis,  Johannes.  John  Jo- 
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Burlcigh.     William  Henry  Burleigh. 

Burleigh  Rev.  Matthew  Hale  Smith. 
Sunshine  and  shadow  in  New  York, 
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Burlington  Robert  Sanders.  —  See 
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Burlington,  Charles,  and  others 
Robert  Sanders,  LLD.,  and  others  The 
modern  universal  British  traveller.  L. 
1779. 

Burlington  Hawkeye-man.  Rob- 
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Burt,  Caleb.     Cecil  Burleigh. 

Burton,  Junior.  Charles  Lamb,  in 
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contributed  to  the  "Reflector." 

Burton,  Alfred.  John  Mitford,  R  N. 
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Burton,  Richard.  Nathaniel  Crouch. 
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Busby,  Scriblerus,  MJD.  Guhan 
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Bushwhacker,  Dr  Frederic  S.  Coz- 
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Bust,  Urastix.  Charles  H.  Fox.  Sa- 
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Busybody,  The.    Benjamin  Franklin. 

Benjamin  Franklin  "  -wrote  a  series  of  smart 
articles  in  his  old,  favourite  style  of  the  *  Spec- 
tator,'  which  he  called  "The  Busybody,'  and 
•which  he  published  m  Bradshaw's  despised  pa- 
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Busy  Woman,  A.  Mrs.  Mary  Bay- 
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rolling  stone ;  or,  the  idle  moments  of  a 
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Butcher,  The.     William  Fowler. 

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Butt,  Bos  well.  Charles  H.  Ross. 
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Butterfly,  A  Rev.  J.  A.  Allan.  Day 
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Buttons.     T.  Z.  C.  Cowles. 

Byfield,  T.,  MD.  John  Woodward , 
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Byfielde,  J.  John  Freind,  M.D.  A 
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Byrne,  Janet.  Jane  Besemeres.  Pat- 
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Bystander,  A.  Patrick  JFraser,  LL.D, 
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CD*  Charles  Clarice.  Twelve  maxims 
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C  The  signature  adopted  by  Junius 
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fall  Several  letters  to  the  "Public  Ad- 
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also  signed  tlius, 

C  Mrs  FJ  ancesca  Anna  (Pascahs)  Can- 
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French  and  Italian,  wrote  original  hymns 
in  Italian,  and  was  a  frequent  contributor, 
under  various  signatures,  to  literary  jour- 
nals. 

C  John  Cfonan,  in  the  "  Times  "  (Brook- 
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C.  Samuel  Taylor  Coleridge,  in  Lamb's 
"  Eha,"  passim, 

C.  Et.  Hon.  John  Wilson  Croker,  in 
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C  Jfer.  JSdward  Bourerie  Puseyt  one 
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Times,"  L.  1840-48. 

C.  Robert  Smith.  His  signature  to 
papers  in  the  u  Microcosm/*  published  at 
Eton  College,  1787  et  seq. 

C.  Mrs.  Caroline  Anne  (Bowles)  Southey. 
For  more  than  twenty  years  her  writings 
were  published  without  her  name,  and 
many  of  them  in  "Blackwood's  Maga- 
zine*7' under  the  signature  of  "C." 

C  Hon.  Charles  ITorle,  in  his  contri- 
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L.  1741-43. 

C,  llathew  Carey.  Advices  and  sug- 
gestions to  increase  the  comforts  of  per- 
sons in  humble  circumstances.  P.  1832. 

C.  Un<  Arthur  Cleveland  Coxe.  Chris- 
tian ballads.  N.Y.  1840. 

C.  Alexander  Chalmers.  Dissenter's 
psalms,  "  Gent  Mag ,"  August,  1794,  p. 
60G ;  Biographical  anecdotes  of  the  late  Mr. 
Bos  well,  "  Gent  Mag./'  June,  1795,  p.  469. 

C-  Francis  Kingston*  Essay  on  friend- 
ship, "  Cornish  Magazine,"  1828, 

C«  Edward  Capper*  Miscellaneous 
observations  upon  authors,  ancient  and 
modern.  L.  1731-32, 

C,  or  Coadjutor.    Rev,  Menru  3&en, 
Translator  of  "Coluthus  Lyco- 


polites,J>  in  Dr,  Anderson's  edition  of 
"  Translations,"  in  which  "  C  "  stood  for 
"  Coadjutor,"  who  was  Mr.  Meen. 

C,  Dr  Samuel  Cooper,  D.D,}m  Be- 
loe'a  "  Sexagenarian,"  L,  39,  2d  ed.  L. 
1818. 

C.,  Lord  Lord  Camelfcrd  — See 
Lamb's  "Elia"  Distant  correspond- 
ents. 

C.;  J^Irs.  Mrs  Jfaria  Susanna  Cooper> 
in  Beloe's  "Sexagenarian,"  I.,  40,  333. 
2d  ed.  L  1818. 

C,,  A.  Antome  CaiUot  Abreg(J  des 
voyages  modernes  .  .  .  Paris,  1820, 

C ,  A.  Alexander  Cameron  A  letter 
to  the  Eev,  John  Smith,  D  D. .  . .  on  Ms 
Life  of  St  Cohimba.  1798. 

C,  A.  Alexander  Chalmets.  Memoir 
of  John  Nichols,  Esq.,  PSA....  L. 
1820. 

C ,  A }  Esq.  Anthony  Collins.  A  dis- 
sertation, on  liberty  and  necessity  .  , .  L. 
1729. 

C,  Sir  A.  Sir  Astleij  Cooper.  —  See 
Lamb's  "Elia,"  Ellis toniana. 

C ,  A.  C.  Eev.  Arthur  Cleveland  Coxe. 
Saul :  a  mystery  .  . .  N.T,  1845. 

C.,  A.  N,  Archibald  N.  Oarmichael 
Genealogy  of  her  Majesty.  Queen  Vic- 
toria . . .  Edinb.  1845. 

C.,  B.  Benjamin  Chandler.  The  Apos- 
tles' Creed  b'etter  than  the  Assembly's 
Catechism  ...  L.  1720. 

C.,  B.  Bracy  Clark.  A  new  exposi- 
tion of  the  horse's  hoof.  L.  1820 

C.,  B.,  Vestryman  of  Marylefcoae. 
Bracy  Clark  An  exposure  of  the  cor- 
ruption of  the  Saxon  name  Arm's  Housen 
into  Almshouses ...  L. 

C.,  C.  Charles  Coghlan.  Love  and 
hate ;  or,  the  court  of  Charles  I.  A  his- 
torical drama  ...  L  1857. 

C,  C.  Charles  Clark.  Tiptree  races : 
a  comic  punning  poem,  a  la  Hood's  cele- 
brated "  Epping  Hunt."  L.  1884. 

C.,  C.  Charles  Chorley*  Translations, 
1866;  Verse,  1867;  Horutian  metres  at- 
tempted in  English,  1867;  The  episode 
of  Hector  and  Andromache  . .  ,  1867  j 


c 


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from  the  Italian  of  Tasso's  sonnets. 
1867,  Truro. 

C  C ,  alias  Chilly  Charley  Charles 
Clark  Bills,  ills,  and  chills ,*  or,  rhyme 
and  fun  about  sixty-one.  1801 

C.,  Charles.     Charles  Coiu>m. 

C.  C.  C.  Wilham  Ralston  Balch,  in  his 
contributions  to  various  periodicals. 

C,,  C.  C  Rev  C.  C.  Cotton.  Remarks, 
critical  and  moral,  on  the  talents  of  Lord 
Byron  and  the  tendencies  of  Don  Juan 
.  .  L.  1819. 

C.,  C.  D  Charles  Dexter  Cleveland. 
First  lessons  in  Greek  . .  By  ...  B 
1833. 

C  ,  C  M  Charlotte  Moon  Clark.  How 
she  came  into  her  kingdom  .  a  romance. 
Chicago,  1878. 

C  ,  C  P  Charles  Purton  Cooper,  The 
case  of  Arnold  r.  Arnold  .  .  L.  1847. 

C.,  C  S.  Charles  Stuart  Cakeiley. 
Fly-leaves  N.Y  1875 

C,  D  Dutton  Cool,  in  his  contribu- 
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CD  S.  De  Morgan  From  matter 
to  spirit . . .  Ten  years  experience  hi 
spirit  manifestations.  With  a  preface 
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L,  1863 

C,  E  Elizabeth  Cummings,  in  her 
contributions  to  various  periodicals  on 
musical  subjects. 

C.  E.  Mrs  Charlotte  Elizabeth  (Phe- 
lan)  Tonna.  Maternal  martyrdom,  a 
fact  illustrative  of  the  improved  spirit 
of  popery  in  the  19th  century.  L.  1830. 

C,  E.  Edward  CapelL  Notes  and 
various  readings  to  Shakespeare  . .  L. 
1783. 

C.,  E  Ebenezer  Cornwall.  The  un- 
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C,  E.,  Gent  Ebenezer  Cook.  Sot- 
weed  redivivus  ,  or,  the  planter's  looking- 
glass,  In  burlesque  verse  Calculated 
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Annapolis,  1730 

C ,  Mrs  E.  Mrs.  Elisabeth  Carter,  in 
Beloe's  "  Sexagenarian,"  1 ,  336.  2d  ed. 
L.  1818 

C.,  E.  B.  Mss  Essie  B.  C  heesborough, 
who,  under  these  initials,  wrote  much  for 
Southern  periodicals. 

C ,  E.  B.  Eliza  B.  Chase.  Over  the 
border.  Acadia,  the  home  of  "  Evange- 
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C.,  E  I  Edward  John  Carlos.  His 
signature  in  the  "  Gent.  Mag," 

C.,  E  J.  Edward  John  Carlos  Niche 
in  St.  Bartholomew's  Church,  London 
L.  1841. 

C.,  E    B,    Eustace  M.  Conder*     An 


order  for  the  solemnization  of  matri- 
mony L.  1854 

C.,  E  V.  E.  V.  Chide  —  See  "A 
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C.,  P  E.  FiedenckE.  Ciishman.  His- 
tory of  the  28th  regiment  Massachusetts 
vols  .  .  .  Wash.,  D  C.  1865. 

C ,  F.  M.  Frances  Jfcuy  Gusack.  An 
illustrated  history  of  Ireland  ,  .  L.  1868 

C,F  S  JFrancis  Sewell  Cole.  —  See 
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C,  O.,  Esq.  Gewge  Cartwright,  Esq 
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caster,  1783. 

C.,  G.  R  Geoige  Hichcnd  Comer,  Esq. 
Grammar  school  of  St  Olave's,  South- 
wark,  in  "  Gent.  Mag.,"  1836.  Pt.  I ,  pp. 
15, 137. 

C,  H  Howard  Can  oil,  in  the  New 
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C ,  H  Hugh  Cleghorn,  M.D  Hortus 
Madraspatensis.  Catalogue  of  plants  .  .  . 
in  the  Agri-horticultural  Society's  gar- 
dens, Madras.  Madras,  1853 

C.,  H  Henri/  Chamberlain.  A  new 
and  complete  history  and  survey  of  the 
cities  of  London  and  Westminster  .  . 
L.  1770. 

C ,  H.  A.  Henry  Acheson  Crozicr, 
C  S  Parc-au-Chapel,  Cape  Corn- 
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C  ,  H  F.  Henry  F.  Clunky.  Old 
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C,H.  G.,Es<i.  H.G.Qunan.  Con- 
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C.,  H.  O.  Henry  Octavlus  Coxe.  Forms 
of  bidding  prayer  .  .  Oxf.  1840 

C.,  H  S.  H.  S.  Cunningham  Chroni- 
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C.,  I.  Sir  Hay  Campbell.  Hints  upon 
the  question  of  jury  trial ...  L.  1809. 

C.,I.,M.D  Hev.  James  ClarL  Christ's 
impressions  strong,  sweet,  and  sensible  on 
the  hearts  of  believers  . .  .  1700. 

C.,  I.  E,  B  Irvine  E.  B.  Cox  The 
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C.,  J.  Rev.  John  Courtarey.  —  See  "A 
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C ,  J.  John  Campbell.  The  case  of  the 
publicans,  both  in  town  and  country,  laid 
open  ...  L.  1752. 

C.,  J.  John  Corey.  A  cure  for  jeal- 
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C.,  J.  Sir  James  Cddwdl.  Debates 
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C.,  J.  J.  Clay.  The  laws  of  short 
whist,  edited  by  John  Loraine  Baldwin . .  * 
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C.,  J.  J.  Carrick  (?).   Life  of  Sir  Wil- 


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Cantianus  jRev.  Edmund  Marshall, 
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of  articles  in  the  "  Kentish  Gazette." 

Canute,  Judith.  Mrs.  Juliet  H 
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Capsicum.  JRev.  George  Oharles  Smith. 
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Captain,  The.  Rev.  Edmund  George 
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Captain  in  the  Xavy,  A.  Frederick 
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Captain  of  the  "  Cumberland/' The. 
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Carboy,  John.  John  A.  Harrington. 
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Cardiganshire  Landlord,  A.  Col. 
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Carl,  and  Cauty  Carl.  Frederick 
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was  a  regular  contributor. 

Carle.  Victorien  Sardou.  Les  femmes 
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Carleton      Walter  Churlton,  M.D. 

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Carleton,  Carrie.  2frs.  Mary  (Sooth) 
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Carleton,  Cousin  May.  Mrs.  M  A. 
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teen she  has  been  on  the  staff  of  the 
New  York  "Mercury,"  writing  under 
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Carlfried  diaries  F.  Wingate.  Tiews 
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Carlin,  Michel,  J.  H.  Bonnye.  Bald- 
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Carlo  Khan.  Charles  James  Fox. 
"At  the  time  when  For  was  introducing 
his  famous  '  India  Bill/  he  got  the  title 
of  *  Carlo  Khan,'  as  supreme  dictator  of 
the  East "  —  Sec  "  Northelia  " 

Carlone.  Charles  Brown,  the  friend 
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Carlton.  Joseph  Caldwell.  S.TJ>. 
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Carlton,  Jay.  Jay  Carlton  Gold- 
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Carlton,  Robert,  Esq  Baynard 
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Carlyle,  Jupiter  Alexander  Carlyle, 
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countenance  bore  a  striking  resemblance 
to  the  Jupiter  Tonans  of  the  Capitol. 

Carmen  Sylva.  Queen  Elizabeth  of 
Roumania,  who,  under  this  pen-name, 
has  just  published  four  stories  in  verse, 
Sturme  Bonn,  1882 

Carmichael.  —  Vernon.  Grace  Dar- 
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Carnes,  Capt  M.  J.  Cummmgs.  Un- 
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Carnhuanawe  Thomas  Price  He 
contributed  chiefly  under  the  signature 
of  "  Carnhuanawe  "  [Man  of  the  Sunny 
Mound],  to  fifteen  Welsh  periodicals. 

Caro  Mrs.  Caroline  Atherton  (Biiggs} 
Mason  Her  earlier  poems  were  pub- 
lished in  the  Salem  (Mass.)  "Kegister," 
tinder  the  signature  of  "  Caro." 

Carolinian,  A.  Edward  J.  Pnngle. 
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Carolinian,  A.  William  Henry  Dray- 
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Caroll,  Martha  Martha  Brools. 
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Carp.  Frank  Carpenter,  Washington 
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Carpus.  Samuel  Cox.  Expository 
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Carr,  Gabrielle.  Mis.  Anne  Steele, 
Ephemera  L,  1805. 

Poems  written  by  Mrs.  Steele,  and  illustrated 
by  Lady  "Wood. 

Carr,  Helen,  Lady  William  Page 
Wood.  Ephemera.  L.  1865. 

The  poems  were  written  by  Mrs.  Steele,  and 
illustrated  by  Lady  Wood. 

Carra,  Emma.  Mrs.  Avis  &  8pen- 
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Carra,  Emma.  Mrs.  Agnes  Jane 
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tributed  novelettes  and  sketches  to  the 
"Field  and  Fireside"  under  this  pen- 
name. 

Carrie  Miss  Mary  Caroline  Gris&old. 
Zaidee .  a  tale  of  the  early  Christians ; 
and  other  novelettes  and  poems,  in  the 
"  Southern  Field  and  Fireside."  Charles- 
ton, S  C ,  1864. 

Carrie,  Aunt  Miss  Caroline  TomJm- 
son. 

Carrie,  Aunt.  Caroline  L.  Smith  (?). 
Popular  pastimes  .  .  or,  amusements 
for  old  and  young  .  .  Springfield,  Mass., 
1867. 

Carrier  Boy,  and  Carrier  Mercury. 
Rev.  Charles  Timothy  Brooks.  Signatures 
to  "  addresses  "  which  he  wrote  for  the 
"carriers"  of  Newport  (K.I.)  papers. 

Carroll,  Lewis.  Rev  Charles  Lut- 
widge  Dodgson.  Alice's  adventures  in 
Wonderland.  L.  1869 

Carry,  Aunt.  Mrs,  Caroline  Eliza- 
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Aunt  Carry's  ballads  for  children.  L. 
1847. 

Carson,  Kit.  Christopher  Carson.  Life 
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Cartaphilus.  David  Hoffman.  Chron- 
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Carver,  John,  Esquire,  Justice  of 
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Caryl,  Arthur  Laughton  Osborn. 
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Casca.  John  Thompson.  He  published 
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before  1799,  against  the  Federal  admin- 
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Caspar  Mis.  Virginia  Durant  Cov- 
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Caspipina,  Tamoc.  Jacob  Duch€,  in 
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The  word  Caspipina  is  formed  from  tbe  initial 
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in  North  America." 

Cassander,  J.  John  Bruckner.  Criti- 
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Ascribed  by  Lo^mdes  to  Sir  John  C.  Hot- 
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Castlemon,  Harry.  Charles  A  Fos- 
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Cate&pole,  Margaret.  Rev.  Packard 
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districts  of  England ...  L.  1852.  On 
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Catholic  Clergyman,  A  Most  Rev. 
John  Carroll.  An  address  to  the  Eoman 
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Catholic  Clergyman  of  Baltimore, 
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Catholic,  Irish.  James  Warren  Doyle. 
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Catholicus.  Henry  Cotton,  D.C.L. 
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Cat&olicus,  Johannes.    John  Butty, 
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'Cato,'  'Anglo-Saxon,'  'Millions,'  etc., 
which  appeared  in  the  '  Leicester  Chron- 
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Cato.  George  Burges,  £sq.  Cato  to 
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Cato.  John  Trenchard.  Cato's  letters, 
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These  letters  -were  published  In  book  form  in 
1724,  and  several  times  afterwards. 

Cato.  EzeLiel  Webster.  Defence  of 
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Cato.  Thomas  Gordon.  A  discourse 
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Cato.  Alexander  Hamilton  Exami- 
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Cato.  Stephen  Higginson.  Examina- 
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and  navigation,  between  the  United 
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Cato.  Robert  JK.  Livingston.  Obser- 
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Cato,  Marcus.  Earl  of  Bath.  —  See 
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Cato  Parvus.  Richaid  Heber.  Bib- 
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CanoUe,  Mrs.  Margaret.  Douglas 
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Caustic,  Cosmo,  Gent  Christopher 
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Cauty  Carl.  Frederick  William  Saw- 
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Cavalry  Officer,  A  Capt.  Maurice 
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The  preface  is  signed  "Magenta,"  a  sobri- 
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Caveat  Emptor,  Gent.  Sir  George 
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Cavendish  Henry  Jones  Card  es- 
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Cavendish.  Capt  TF*  Johnson  Neale. 
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Caxton.  William  Henry  Modes.  Dis- 
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Caxton,  Laura,  Lizzie  B.  Comins. 
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Caxton,  Pisistratns  JSdward  George 
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Caxton,  Tim.  John  Close.  —  See 
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Cayron,  C.  A  J.  C.  A.  Jules  Noriac. 
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CeciL     Charles  James  Apperley. 

Cecil.    Mrs.  S.  J.  Battey. 

Cecil.  William  Hone.  Cecil's  sixty 
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Cecil.  Charles  Edward  Fisher.  Kan- 
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Cecil.  Cornelius  Tongue.  Records  of 
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Cecil,  Arthur.  Arthur  Cecil  Blunt. 
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Cecil,  Davenant.  Rev.  Derwent  Cole- 
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Cecil,  Dr.  Dalney  Carr,  one  of  the 
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Celebrated  Commoner,  A.  Rt.  Son. 
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His  speech  in  favor  of  the  repeal  of  the  Amer- 
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Celebrated  Literary  and  Political 
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Celia.  Mrs.  Ceha  M.  (Kellum  Bun-) 
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wrote  prose  and  Terse  for  the  leading 
Western  papers. 

Cellarius.  Rev.  Thomas  Welbank 
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religion  and  the  course  and  constitution 
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of  the  day.  In  Sibbald's  'Canadian 
Magazine/  published  at  York  (Toronto) 
in  1833,  are  to  be  seen  communications 
of  his  under  the  nom  de  plume  of 
'Cinna.'" 

Cinna.  William  Benjamin  Wells,  who 
wrote  for  Wilkes'  "  Spirit  of  the  Times  " 
(N.Y.)  with  this  signature.  Author  of 
"Canadiana"...  L.  1887. 

Cirujano,  M.  M.  C.  Geoige  Borlase 
Childs.  Barbadazulo  Vanagloroso,  the 
demon  of  the  Castle  Heights  ...  L. 
1868. 

Citizen,  A.  James  Hack,  Jun.  An 
address  to  the  inhabitants  of  Chichester, 
on  the  subject  of  the  distribution  of  the 
Scriptures.  Chichester,  1812. 

Citizen,  A.  Charles  Christian.  A 
brief  treatise  on  the  police  of  the  city  of 
New  York  ,  . .  N.Y.  1812. 

Citizen,  A.  Hon.  Ttmothy  Fuller.  The 
election  of  President  of  the  United  States 
considered  ...  B.  1823. 

Citizen,  A.  Hugo  Arnot.  A  letter  to 
the  heritors,  farmers,  and  inhabitants  of 
the  county  of  Edinburgh  . . .  Edinb. 
1775. 

Citizen,  A.  James  Cleland.  Letter 
to  the  Honourable  the  Lord  Provost, 
respecting  the  proposed  Statute  Labour 
Bill  for  Glasgow.  Glasgow,  1819. 

Citizen,  A.  James  B.  Congdon.  Let- 
ter to  the  Representatives  hi  the  General 
Court,  from  the  town  of  New  Bedford  . . . 
New  Bedford,  1847. 

Citizen,  A.  Francis  Hare,  Bishop  of 
Chichester.  A  letter  to  Sir.  R.  Brocas, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London.  L.  17SO. 

Citizen,  A.  Hon.  Henry  Sherwood. 
Letter  ...  on  the  Usury  Laws  . . .  To- 
ronto, 1847. 

Citizen,  A  Philip  Livingston.  The 
other  side  of  the  question ;  or,  a  defence 
of  the  liberties  of  North  America  . . . 
N.Y.  1774. 

Also  ascribed  to  Myles  Cooper. 

Citizen,  A.  James  Dunwoody  Brown- 
son  De  Bow.  The  political  annals  of 
South  Carolina  . . .  Charleston,  1845. 

The  author  also  signs  himself  '*  J.  D.'* 

Citizen,  A.  Edmund  Kimball.  Re- 
flections upon  the  Law  of  Libel ...  B. 
1823. 

Citizen,  A.  William  Findley.  A 
review  of  the  revenue  system  adopted 
by  the  first  Congress  under  the  Federal 
Constitution ...  P,  1794. 


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Citizen,  A.  Cyprian  Rondeau  Bunce. 
A.  translation  of  the  several  charters, 
etc..,  granted  .  .  to  the  citizens  of  Can- 
terbury . . .  1T91. 

Citizen  of  Aberdeen,  A  William 
Gordon.  A  letter  to  Mr.  Francis  Mel- 
vii . .  .  L.  1718. 

Citizen  of  Albany,  Ouyler  Stoats. 
Tribute  to  the  memory  of  DeWitt  Clin- 
ton .  Albany,  1828. 

Citizen  of  America,  A  Jonas  Clop- 
perr  —  $ee  «  Thwackus,  Herman  " 

Citizen  of  Baltimore,  A.  John  S 
Tyson.  Life  of  Elisha  Tyson,  the  phil- 
anthropist . . .  Bait.  1825. 

Citizen  of  Baltimore,  A.  Richard 
n.Tuunsend.  Original  poems. 

Citizen  of  Boston,  A  George  Rich- 
ards. The  Declaration  of  Inde- 
pendence :  a  poem  accompanied  by 
odes,  songs,  etc,  adapted  to  the  day 
. .  B.  1793 

Citizen  of  Boston,  A.  Alden  Brad- 
ford. A  particular  account  of  the  hattle 
of  Bunker  or  Breed's  Hill,  on  the  17th 
June,  1775.  B.  1825. 

Citizen  of  Boston,  A  Elias  Basket 
D&by.  Heality  vs.  Fiction  ...  B. 
1850.  See«D.,E.  EL" 

Citizen  of  Boston,  Ar  —  Ward. 
Remarks  upon  an  oration  delirered 
[July  4,  1845]  by  Charles  Sunnier  be- 
fore the  authorities  of  the  city  of  Bos- 
ton ...  B.  1845. 

Citizen  of  Burlington,  A  Henry 
<7.  Caret/.  Beauties  of  the  monopoly  sys- 
tem in  Xe\v  Jersey  ...  P.  1848 

Citizen  of  Cambridgeport,  A.  Dan- 
id  Nason.  A  journal  of  a  tour  from 
Boston  to  Savannah,  thence  to  Ha- 
vana . . .  Camb.,  Mass ,  1849. 

Citizen  of  Connecticut,  A.  Henry 
TrumbuU.  History  of  the  discovery  of 
America  . .  .  Norwich,  Conn.,  1810. 

Really  by  James  Steward,  D.D.,  and  pub- 
lished as  his  own  by  H  T. 

Citizen  of  I/ondon,  A.  Francis 
Hawling.  The  impertinent  lovers  .  .  . 
A  comedy  ...  L.  1723. 

Citizen  of  Maine,  A.  Edward  Pay- 
son.  The  Maine  Law  in  the  balance  .  . . 
Portland,  Me.,  1855. 

Citizen  of  Maryland,  A.  Rev.  John 
Allen.  An  essay  on  the  policy  of  appro- 
priations being  made  by  the  government 
of  the  United  States,  for  purchasing,  etc. 
the  slaves  thereof  . . .  Bait.  1826. 

Citizen  of  Maryland,  A.  Virgtt 
Maxcy*  The  Maryland  Resolutions,  and 
the  objections  to  them  considered . . . 
Bait.  1822. 

Citizen  of  Maryland,  A.    H.  Man- 


hn.  Thoughts  on  labor,  capital,  cur- 
rency ...  Bait  1864. 

Citizen  of  Massachusetts,  A.  Her* 
mann  Mann  The  Female  Review  .  .  * 
Dedham,  Mass ,  1797. 

Citizen  of  Massachusetts,  A.  S  al- 
ma Hale.  History  of  the  U  S  of  Amer- 
ica ...  Keene,1832 

Citizeo  of  Massachusetts,  A  John 
Lowell,  LL  I).  The  impartial  inquirer  .  .  . 
B.  1811 

Citizen,  of  Massachusetts,  A.  George 
TicLnor  Ciutis  The  merits  of  Thomas 
W.  Dorr  and  George  Bancroft,  as  they 
are  politically  connected  .  .  B.  1844. 

Citizen  of  Massachusetts,  A.  Alfred 
E.  Giles.  The  Mormon  problem  ...  .B. 
1882. 

Also  ascribed  to  James  S.  Halt. 

Citizen  of  Massachusetts,  A.  James 
Botcdom.  Opinions  respecting  the  com- 
mercial intercourse  between  the  United 
States  of  America  and  the  Dominions  of 
Great  Britain  ...  B  1797. 

Citizen  of  Massachusetts,  A  James 
Sullivan.  The  path  to  riches.  An  in- 
quiry into  the  origin  and  use  of  money . . . 
B.  1792. 

Citizen  of  Massachusetts,  A  James 
Trecothid;  Austin.  Remarks  on  Dr.  Chan- 
ning's  "  Slavery  w  .  . .  B.  1835. 

Citizen  of  Massachusetts,  A.  Oliver 
Holden.  Sacred  dirges,  hymns,  and  an- 
thems, commemorative  of  the  death  of 
General  George  Washington  . . .  B.  1800. 

Citizen  of  New  England,  A,  Isaac 
HUl.  Brief  sketch  of  the  life,  character, 
and  services  of  Major-General  Andrew 
Jackson  . .  Concord,  N.H.,  1828. 

Citizen  of  New  England,  A.  Josiah 
Hooke  (*),  The  practical  expositor  and 
sententious  reader  . , .  Gardiner,  Me., 
1829. 

Citizen  of  New  England,  A.  Rev. 
Cyril  Pearl.  Remarks  on  African  Colo- 
nization and  the  abolition  of  slavery. 
Windsor,  Vt.,  1833. 

Citizen  of  New  York,  A.  John  H. 
Lathrop.  An  address  ...  on  the  . .  .  Anti- 
Masonic  excitement .  . .  Albany,  1830. 

Citizen  of  New  York,  A,  John  Jay. 
An  address  to  the  people  of  the  State  of 
tfewYork...  N.Y.  1787. 

Citizen  of  New  York,  A,  Myron 
Holley.  An  address  to  the  people  of  the 
"United  States  on  the  subject  of  the 
Anti-Masonic  excitement,  or  new  party 
...  Albany,  1830. 

Citizen  of  New  York,  A.  Russell 
Jarvis.  A  biographical  notice  of  Com. 
Jesse  D.  Elliott ...  P.  1835. 

Citizen  of  New  York,  A.    Nicholas 


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F.  Seek.  Considerations  in  favour  of 
the  construction  of  a  great  state  road 
from  Lake  Erie  to  the  Hudson  River 
Albany,  1827. 

Citizen  of  New  York,  A.  Edmond 
Charles  Genet.  Letter  to  the  Electors  of 
President  and  Vice-President  of  the 
United  States  N.Y.  1808. 

Citizen  of  New  York,  A.  Fieeman 
Hunt  Letters  ahout  the  Hudson  River 
and  its  vicinity.  Written  in  1835  and 
1886...  N.Y.  1836. 

Citizen  of  New  York,  A  James 
Cheetham.  A  narrative  of  the  suppres- 
sion by  Col.  Burr  of  the  history  of  the 
Administration  of  John  Adams  .  . . 
N.Y.  1812. 

Citizen  of  New  York,  A.  James 
Hawkes.  A  retrospect  of  the  Boston 
Tea  Party...  NY.  1834. 

Citizen  of  New  York,  A.  Rev.  R. 
Fisher.  Seventeen  Numbers,  the  signa- 
ture of  Neekar,  upon  the  Causes  of  the 
present  distress  of  the  Country.  N.Y. 
1837. 

Citizen  of  New  York,  A.  Clement 
Clarke  Moore,  LL  D.  A  sketch  of  our 
political  condition  . . .  N.Y.  1813. 

Citizen  of  North  Carolina,  A.  E. 
K.  Bergiun.  Considerations  relative  to  a 
Southern  Confederacy.  Raleigh,  1860. 

Citizen  of  Pennsylvania,  A.  Albert 
Gallatin.  An  examination  of  the  con- 
duct of  the  Executive  of  the  United 
States  towards  the  French  Republic  . . . 
P.  1797. 

Citizen  of  Pennsylvania,  A.  Charles 
Ingersoll.  A  letter  to  a  friend  in  a  Slave 
State  ...  P.  1862. 

Citizen  of  Pennsylvania,  A.  Fred- 
wick  Adolphus  Packard,  LL.D.  Thoughts 
on  the  condition  and  prospects  of  popu- 
lar education  in  the  United  States  . . . 
P  1836. 

Citizen  of  Pennsylvania,  A.  Wil- 
liam Bradford  Heed.  Thoughts  on  Inter- 
vention, by  ...  P.  1852 

Citizen  of  Philadelphia,  A-  Mathew 
Carey.  Common  sense  addresses  to  the 
•citizens  of  the  Southern  States ...  P. 
1829. 

Citizen  of  Philadelphia,  A.  Benja- 
min Rush.  Letters  ou  the  Rebellion,  to  a 
citizen  of  Washington  from  ...  P.  1862. 

Citizen  of  Philadelphia,  A.  Paul 
Beck,  Jr.  A  proposal  for  altering  the 
eastern  front  of  the  city  of  Philadelphia 
...  P.  1820. 

Citizen  of  the  United  States,  A. 
George  Armroyd,  A  connected  view  of 
the  whole  internal  navigation  of  the 
United  States  ...  P.  1830. 


Citizen  of  the  United  States,  A. 
Pelatiah  Webster.  Essay  on  monej  as  a 
medium  of  commerce  ...  P.  1786, 

Citizen  of  the  United  States,  A. 
Alexandei  Hill  Eierett.  Europe;  or,  a 
general  survey  of  the  principal  Powers 
. . .  L  1822 

Citizen  of  the  United  States,  A. 
Joel  R.  Pomsett  Notes  on  Mexico  . . . 
P.  1824 

Citizen  of  the  United  States,  A. 
William  Vans  Murray.  Political  sketches 
...  L.  1787. 

Citizen  of  the  United  States,  A. 
James  McBnde.  Synimes's  theory  of 
Concentric  Spheres  . . .  Gin.  1820. 

Citizen  of  the  United  States,  A. 
Silas  Wood.  Thoughts  on  the  state  of 
the  American  Indians  .  .  N.Y.  1794. 

Citizen  of  the  United  States,  A. 
Rev.  John  Cosens  Ogden.  Tour  through 
Upper  and  Lower  Canada  . . .  Litch- 
field,  1799. 

Citizen  of  the  United  States,  A. 
Charles  Phelps.  Yermonters  unmasked 
...  N.Y.  1782. 

Citizen  of  the  United  States,  A. 
Benjamin  Lundy.  The  war  in  Texas  . .  . 
P.  1837. 

Citizen  of  Virginia,  A.  John  Taylor. 
Arator:  being  a  series  of  agricultural 
essays,  practical  and  political,  in  sixty- 
one  numbers  . .  Georgetown,  I).C.,  1813. 

Citizen  of  Virginia,  A.  Rev.  Gkotge 
Bourne.  The  condensed  anti-slavery 
Bible  argument.  N.Y.  1845. 

Citizen  of  Virginia,  A  George 
Tucker.  Essays  on  various  subjects  of 
taste,  morals,  and  national  policy. 
Georgetown,  D.C.,  1822. 

Citizen  of  the  West,  A.  Robert  Dale 
Owen.  Pocahontas :  a  historical  drama . . . 
N.Y.  1837. 

Citizen  of  the  World,  A.  James 
Broadhead  or  James  Boardman.  America 
and  the  American  ...  L.  1833. 

Citizen  of  the  World,  A.  Mathew 
Carey.  Fragment.  Addressed  to  the 
sons  and  daughters  of  Humanity.  P. 
1796. 

Citizen  of  the  World,  A.  J.  Easby* 
Manchester  and  the  Manchester  peo- 
ple...  Manchester,  1843. 

Citizen  of  the  World,  The.  Oliver 
Goldsmith.  —  See  "A  Chinese  Philoso- 
pher/' 

Citizen,  -who  continued  all  the 
while  in  London,  A.  Danid  Defoe. 
A  journal  of  the  plague  year ...  L. 
1722.  Signed  «H.  F." 

Citizen,  The  First.  Charles  Carroll, 
of  Carrollton,  in  1770-71. 


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Citoyen,  Am^ricain,  Un.  William 
Lee.  Les  Etats-Unis  et  FAngleterre ;  ou, 
souvenirs  et  reflexions  d' . . .  Bordeaux, 
1814. 

Citoyen  des  Etats-Cnls,  Un.  /.  E. 
Bonnet.  Reponse  aux  principales  oues- 
tions,  quipeuvent  Gtre  faites  sur  les  Eltats- 
Unis  de  1'Amerique  .  . .  Lausanne,  1795. 

Citoyen  des  Etats-TJnis,  Un.**  George 
Id.  Gibbs.  Traite'  du  4  Juillet,  1831, 
entre  la  France  et  les  Etats-Unis  .  . . 
Paris,  1835. 

Citrouillard,  Joseph.  Joseph  Jacques 
Commerson.  Les  Binettes  contempo- 
rames  .  . .  Pans,  1854-59. 

City  Waiter,  The  John  T.  Bedford, 
in  his  contributions  to  "  Punch"  (L  ). 

Cludadano  de  los  Estados  Unidos, 
Un  Alexander  Hill  Everett.  America ; 
d,  examen  general  de  la  situacion  polit- 
ica  . . .  Northampton,  Mass.,  1828. 

Civilian.    Matthew  James  Higgins. 

Civilian,  A.  William  W.  Stephens. 
A  review  of  the  evidence  before  the  sec- 
ond court-marshal  on  Lieutenant  Perry, 
of  the  46th  regiment ...  L.  1855. 

Civilian,  an  Officer  in  the  Bengal 
Establishment,  A.  Sir  Charles  D'Oyly, 
Bart.  Tom  Eaw,  the  Gnffin.  a  bur- 
lesque poem  ...  L.  1828. 

Civis.  John  Coles.  The  Corporation 
Commission  and  the  Municipal  Compa- 
nies of  London  ...  L.  1834. 

Civis.  Rev.  Alexander  Dunlop.  Em- 
erson's orations  to  the  modern  Athe- 
nians ;  or,  Pantheism.  Edinb.  1848. 

Civis.  Alexander  Peterkin.  A  letter 
to  the  Et.  Hon.  E.  Ersrkine  . .  .  Edinb. 
1806, 1807. 

Civis.  Sir  Henry  Russell.  Letters  of 
"Civis"  on  India  affairs,  1842-49;  re- 
printed from  the  "Times  "  (L.J. 

Civis.  Rev*  Qliailes  Valentine  Le 
Grice.  Letters  on  Church  subjects  in 
the  "West  of  Cornwall . . .  Tmro,  1844. 

Civis.  WiUiam  WelfiU.  Minutes,  col- 
lected from  the  ancient  records  and  ac- 
counts in  the  Chamber  of  Canterbury,  of 
transactions  in  that  city  from  JL.D.  1234, 
etc.  Canterbury,  1801. 

Civis,  Sir  William  Scott,  Lord  Stow- 
ell  Some  observations  ...  L.  1811. 

Civis.  George  Thomson.  Statement 
and  review  of  a  recent  decision  of  the 
Judge  of  Police  in  Edinburgh . . .  Edinb. 
1807. 

Cladpole,  Tim.  Richard  Lower.  T. 
C.*s  journey  to  Lunmm  . . .  and  -written 
in  pure  Sussex  doggerel  by  his  uncle 
Tim.  Brighton,  1831,  '49,  '50;  J.  C/s 
trip  to  Itferricur  * . .  written  ...  by  his 
father  Tim  . . .  Hailsham.  1844. 


Clairville.  Louis  Francois  Nicolaie* 
Les  trois  gamins.  Paris,  1854 

Clara.  Mrs  Clara  Coles.  Clara's 
poems.  P.  1861. 

Clara  Miss  Ca?rie  Bell  Sinclair. 
Heart  whispers ;  or,  echoes  of  ^  song. 
Her  first  appearance  in  print  was  in  the 
"Georgia  Gazette"  (Augusta,  Ga ),  Tin- 
der this  nom  de  plume. 

Clara,  Cousin.  Rev.  Daniel  Wise. 
The  Lindendale  stories.  N.Y.  18-. 

Clara  Augusta.  Mrs.  S.  Trask,  of 
lYammgham,  Mass. 

Clara  Belle.  The  letters  in  the  "En- 
quirer "  (Gin.,  0  )  thus  signed,  are  writ- 
ten by  Olive  Logan3  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jumus- 
Henri  Browne,  and  others. 

Clare,  Ida.  Mrs.  Lelia  J.  (Robinson) 
Chute,  as  correspondent  of  the  "  St.  Louis 
Post-Dispatch,"  "  Memphis  (Tenn.)  Av- 
alanche," and  other  newspapers. 

Clare,  Mary  Frances.  Mary  Fran- 
ces  Cusack.  Her  religious  name. 

Clare,  Miss  Ada.  Mrs.  Jane  McEl- 
hinney.  Only  a  woman's  heart.  N.Y. 
1866.  See  "  Bohemia,  Queen  of." 

Clarence,  Charles.  Barnard  Rust 
Hall 

Clarence,  Fitzroy.  William  Make- 
peace Thackeray.  Lore  songs  made 
easy.  "  What  makes  my  heart  to  thrill 
and  grow1"  Song.  « Punch,"  March 
6, 1847. 

Claribel.  Mrs.  Caroline  Barnard. 
Fireside  thoughts,  ballads  ...  L.  1866. 

Claridge,  Jonn,  Shepherd.  Dr.  John 
Campbell,  known  as  "The  Shepherd  of 
Banbury,"  author  of  a  Weather  guide. 
1744. 

Clarinda.  Mrs.  Agnes  Craig  Made- 
hose,  the  "  Clarinda  "  of  Burns,  the  poet, 
who  addressed  her  as  a  lover  in  a  series- 
of  letters  which  have  been  often  sought 
for  publication,  but  in  vain. 

dark,  The  Rev.  T.  John  Gait.  The 
Wandering  Jew ;  or,  the  travels  and  ob- 
servations of  Hareach  the  Prolonged. 
L  1820. 

The  initials  of  the  concluding  four  sentence* 
in  the  above  work  make  the  name  of  the*  author,, 
thus:— G-(reatness),  A(ll),  L(iterally),  T(o). 

Clarke,  Rev.  C.  C.  Sir  Richard  Phil- 
lips.  The  hundred  wonders  of  the  world 
.  . .  L.  1818. 

Clarke,  John.  Thomas  Hartweli 
Horne,D.D.  Bibliotheca  legum.  L.  1810. 

Clarke,  N.  H.  Belden,  ESQ.  N.  H. 
Belden.  O'Neal  the  Great.  N.T.  1857. 

Clarke,  R.  S.— See  "May,  S." 

Claudero,  the  Bon  of  Nimrod. 
James  Wilson.  Poems  on  sundry  occa- 
sions . . .  Edinb- 1758. 


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Claudia  Miss  Clara  V.Dargan.  Un- 
der this  ?2077i  de  plume  she  published  her 
first  poem,  "Forever  Thine,"  in  the 
"  Courant,"  Charleston,  S.C.,  1859. 

Claudia.  Mary  P.  Hack  Conse- 
crated women.  By- ...  L  1880. 

Claudius.  Charles  Ruelle.  La  sci- 
ence populaire  de  Claudius.  Paris,  1837. 

Claudius,  Martin  Rosa  Petzel.  The 
cottage  by  the  lake  . .  .  Trans. ...  P. 
1869. 

Clauren,  H.  Karl  Gottlob  tiamuel 
Heim  Scherz  und  Ernst.  Dresden. 
1820-28. 

Clavers,  Mrs.  Mary  Mrs.  Caroline 
Mattlda  (Stansbury)  Kirkland.  G-arland 
of  poetry  for  the  young.  1872. 

Clay,  Charles  M.  Mrs.  Charlotte 
Moon  Clark.  Baby  Rue.  L  1881. 

Clayton,  John.  John  Alfred  Clayton 
Calthrop  A  nom  de  theatre. 

Clayton,  May.    Mrs.  Mamie  Wilson. 

Cleishbotham,  Jedediah,  School* 
master  and  Parish  clerk  of  Gander- 
clongh.  Sir  Walter  Scott.  Tales  of 
My  Landlord.  Edinb.  1816. 

Cleishbotham  is  supposed  to  be  the  editor, 
and  his  assistant,  a  certain  Peter  Pattteson,  is 
credited  with  the  authorship  of  the  "  Tales." 

Clemens,  Anglicanus.  Thomas  Tur- 
ton.  Remarks  upon  Mr.  Evanson's  pref- 
ace to  his  translation  of  Knittel's  new 
criticisms  on  1  John,  v.  7.  Camb.,  Eng., 
1829 

Clement.  Alonzo  G.  Shears,  in  his 
contributions  to  various  periodicals. 

deon.  Edward,  Long,  in  Byron's 
"Childish  Recollections/'  Newark,  1807. 

Clergyman,  A.  Richard  Valpy,  D  D. 
Address  from ...  to  his  parishioners. 
L  1810 

Clergyman,  A.  Jonathan  Swift  Ad- 
vice to  a  son  at  the  University  design'd 
for  Holy  Orders  L  1725. 

Clergyman,  A.  William  Goode.  An 
answer  to  a  letter  addressed  to  the  Lord 
Chancellor  on  the  case  of  the  Dissenters 
.  .  .  L.  1834. 

Clergyman,  A.  Samuel  Horsley.  An 
apology  for  the  liturgy  and  clergy  of 
the  Church  of  England  .  .  .  L.  1790. 

Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  John  Morrison. 
Australia  as  it  is.  L.  1867. 

Clergyman,  A.  Thomas  Lewis. 
Churches  no  charnel-houses  ...  L. 
1726 

Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  William  Sewell 
A  clergyman's  recreations;  or,  sacred 
thoughts  in  verse.  L.  1831. 

Clergyman,  A.  Richard  Tyrwhitt. 
Concerning  doubt.  A  letter  to  "A  Lay- 
man." Oxf.  and  L.  1861. 


Clergyman,  A.  Rev  John  Jacljnan. 
The  .  . .  conduct  of  Mr.  Peirce  examined. 
Oxf.  1717 

Clergyman,  A.  George  Hoi  ne}  Bishop 
of  Norwich.  Considerations  on  the  pro- 
jected reformation  of  the  Church  of 
England ...  L  1772. 

Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  Manton  Robert 
Taylor  Convocation  The  new  lay 
representation  briefly  considered  ...  L. 
1852 

Clergyman,  A.  Philip  Morant.  The 
cruelties  and  persecutions  of  the  Romish 
Church  displayed  ...  L.  1728. 

Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  Hugh  Stowell. 
The  day  of  rest  and  other  poems ;  by ... 
L.  183-. 

Clergyman,  A.  Henry  Stebbing,  D.D. 
The  doctrine  of  Justification  by  Faith  in 
Jesus  Christ ...  L.  1757. 

Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  John  Balguy. 
The  foundation  of  moral  goodness  .  .  . 
L.  1728. 

Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  Benjamin  Rich- 
ings,  A  general  volume  of  epitaphs  . . . 
L.1840. 

Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  James  Lupton, 
MJi.  Gulliver's  travels.  Few  edition, 
carefully  edited  ...  L.  1867. 

Clergyman,  A  Rev.  James  Murray. 
A  history  of  the  churches  in  England 
and  Scotland  . . .  Neweastle-upon-Tyne, 
1771. 

Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  Beauchamp  W. 
Stannus  The  inquiring  parishioner .  .  L. 

Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  William.  Robert- 
son. Journal  of  ...  during  a  visit  to  the 
Peninsula  L.  1841. 

Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  Mr.  Parfect.  A 
letter  . .  .  giving  his  reasons  for  refusing 
to  administer  baptism  in  private,  by  the 
public  form  ...  L.  1763 

Clergymanj  A.  Rev.  John  Courtarey. 
A  letter  ...  to  his  parishioners  ...  on 
their  breach  of  the  Sabbath  and  neglect 
of  all  religion.  About  1810.  SigreJ 
«  J.  C." 

Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  Skeffington  A)  m- 
strona.  A  letter  to  ...  Lord  Dufferin 
and  Clandeboye,  on  the  subject  of  the 
Irish  branch  of  the  United  Church . . . 
L.  1868. 

Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  Peter  Leopold 
Dyke  Acland.  A  letter  to  a  physician 
on  the  domestic  management  of  invalids 
in  a  mild  winter  climate  . .  .  Orf .  1866. 

Clergyman,  A,  Nathaniel  Paterson, 
D.D.  The  Manse  garden  .  .  .  Glas- 
gow, 1836. 

Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  John  Jackson. 
Memoirs  of  the  life  and  writings  of  Dr. 
Waterland ...  L.  1736. 


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Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  James  Franks, 
AM.  Memoirs  of  pretended  Prophets, 
%rho  have  appeared  in  different  ages  of 
the  world,  and  especially  in  modern 
times  ...  L  1795. 

Clergyman,  A  Rev  Charles  Lyne, 
3I.A.  Modem  Methodism  not  in  accord- 
ance with  the  principles  and  plans  of  the 
Rev.  John  TTesley  during  any  period  of 
Ms  life.  A  dialogue  between  .  .  .  and 
one  of  his  Methodist  parishioners  . .  ,  L. 
1842 

Clergyman,  A.  Rev  Edward  Spooner. 
Parson  and  people;  or,  incidents  in  the 
every-day  life  of  ...  L.  1863. 

Clergyman,  A.  Bet.  Henry  John 
Dizon,  3I.A.  The  sad  experience  of 
...  of  the  Established  Church.  L. 
1875. 

Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  Arthur  Ashley 
Sykes.  The  safety  of  the  Church  . . . 
considered ...  L.  1715. 

Clergyman,  The  Francis  Hare, 
D.D.  The  C  's  thanks  to  Philelentherus 
for  his  remarks  on  the  late  discourse  of 
free-thinking:  in  a  letter  to  Dr.  Bentley. 
I*  1713. 

Clergyman,  A  Catholic.  Bishop 
John  Carroll.  An  address  to  Roman 
Catholics  of  the  United  States  of  Amer- 
ica. Annapolis,  1784. 

Clergyman  in  the  Country,  A. 
Matthew  fforbery.  Animadversions  upon 
a  late  pamphlet  (by  John  Jackson)  en- 
titoled  "Christian  liberty  asserted"  . . . 
L.  1735. 

Clergyman,  la  the  Country,  A.  Rev. 
Isaac  Madox.  The  case  of  Dr.  Rundle's 
promotion  to  the  See  of  G-locoster  im- 
partially considered  ...  L.  1734. 

Clergyman  la  the  Country,  A.  Rev, 
John  Jackson.  A  discourse  shewing  that 
the  e:spositions  which  the  Ante-Nicene 
Fathers  have  given  of  the  texts  alleged 
against  the  Beverend  Dr.  Clarke  . . . 
are  more  agreeable,  etc.  L.  1714. 
Also  ascribed  to  the  Rev.  Daniel 
Wbitby. 

Clergyman  In  the  Country,  A  Rev. 
Sai)*xel  J&olde.  The  duty  of  Christians 

..    L,  1717. 

Clergyman  in  the  Country,  A,  Rev. 
Arthm  Ashley  Sgkes.  A  modest  plea  for 
the  baptismal  and  scripture-notion  of  the 
Trinity  ...  L.  1720. 

Clergyman,  In  the  Country,  A.  j&m- 
uel  Clarke,  D.D.,  the  son.  Reply  to  Dr. 
Waterland's  defence  of  his  oueries  . . . 
L.  1722. 

Clergyman  in  the  West,  A.  Rev. 
Samwl  Nicholson  Kwgdont  B.D.  Schism 
And  its  results ...  t».  1856. 


Clergyman  living  in  the  Neighbor- 
hood of  that  famous  Monument  of 
Antiquity,  A.  Rev.  Stamford  Wallis. 
A  dissertation  in  vindication  of  the  an- 
tiquity of  Stone  Henge  .  . .  Sarnrn, 
1730. 

Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A.  Rev.  Moses  Margoliouth.  The 
Anglo-Hebrews  . ,  .  L.  1856. 

Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A.  Rev.  Arthur  Ashley  Sykes.  An 
answer  to  the  nonjurors*  charge  of  schism 
upon  the  Church  of  England  ...  ~L 
1716 

Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A.  Rev.  J.  Bradley  Rhys.  An 
answer  to  some  passages  in  a  letter  from 
the  Bishop  of  Rochester  to  the  Clergy 
upon  the  lawfulness  of  War ...  it. 
1798. 

Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A  John  Plumptre,  D.D.  A  con- 
cise view  of  the  history  of  religious 
knowledge  .  .  Kidderminster,  1795 

Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A.  Rev.  Legh  Richmond  The 
dairyman's  daughter,  L.  1822 

Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A  Rei  Robert  Shiftier.  The  do- 
mestic commentary  on  the  whole  Word 
of  God.  L.  1854 

Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A.  Rev.  Benjamin,  Dawson,  LL  D 
An  examination  of  Dr.  Rutherford's 
argument  respecting  the  right  of  Protes- 
tant Churches  to  require  the  Clergy  to 
subscribe  to  an  established  Confession  of 
iFaith  and  Doctrines  ...  I/.  1766. 

Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A.  Rev.  John  Clowes.  The  golden 
•wedding  ring.  Manchester,  1813. 

Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A.  Rev.  Henry  Walter.  A  his- 
tory of  England  ...  on  Christian  princi- 
ples. L.  1828-39. 

Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A  Dr.  Zachary  Pearce.  A  letter 
to  the  Clergy  of  the  Church  of  England 
. . .  L  1722. 

Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A.  Rev-  John  Firebrace.  A  letter 
to  the  Rev.  James  Ibbetson  ...  L. 
1771. 

Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A.  R&v.  John  Frederick  Denison 
Maurice,  M.A.  Letters  to  a  member  of 
the  Society  of  Friends,  by  . . .,  L.  1837- 
38;  The  kingdom  of  Christ,  L. 

Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A.  Rev.  WiUiam  Pace.  Lydia; 
or,  conversion :  a  sacred  drama  . .  L 
1835. 


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Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A.  Rev.  Thomas  Stackhouse.  The 
miseries  and  great  hardships  of  the  infe- 
riour  Clergy  ...  L.  1722. 

Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A.  Rev.  Henri]  Corny n  A.  parish, 
lecture  on  Regeneration.  L.  1850. 

Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A.  Rev.  Christian  Lenny.  Shak- 
•speare  for  schools  ...  L  1847. 

Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A.  Mathew  Caiey.  Vindiciae 
Hibernicae  .  .  P.  1818. 

Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Scot- 
land, A.  Rev  William  Peebles.  The 
crisis  ...  a  poem.  Edmb.  1803. 

Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Scot- 
land, A.  David  Thorburn.  The  Divine 
origin  and  perpetual  and  universal  obli- 
gation of  tithes.  Edmb.  1841 

Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Scot- 
land, A  Charles  John  Brown,  DJ). 
Irish  education  . . .  Glasgow,  1832. 

Clergyman  of  the  Diocese  of  Dur- 
ham, A  Rev.  Henry  Phillpotts.  A  letter 
to  the  author  of  "  Remarks  on  a  charge 
delivered  by  Shute  [Barrington] "... 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  1807. 

Clergyman  of  the  Diocese  of  Dur- 
ham, A.  Thomas  Le  Mesurier.  A  let- 
ter to  the  Right  Honourable  Earl  Grey 
.  .  .  Durham,  1819. 

Clergyman  of  the  Established 
Church,  A  Rev.  John  Clowes,  of  Man- 
chester. An  affectionate  address  to  the 
Clergy  ...  on  the  theological  writings  of 
the  Tblon.  Emanuel  Swedenborg  Man- 
chester, n  d. 

Clergyman  of  the  Established 
Church,  A.  Rev  J.  A.  Wood.  A  Bib- 
lical link;  or,  a  connection  of  the  Holy 
Scriptures  ...  L  1849. 

Clergyman  of  the  Old  School,  A. 
John  Alton,  D  D.  Clerical  economics  . .  * 
Edmb.  1842. 

Clergyman  of  the  Protestant  Epis- 
copal Church,  A  Rev.  G.  W.  Hyer. 
How  I  became  a  Unitarian :  explained . . . 
B.  1852. 

Clergyman  thirteen  years  resident 
in  the  Interior  of  Xew  South  Wales, 
A.  John  Morison.  Australia  as  it  is  ... 
L.  1867. 

Clergyman,  A  Moderate,  of  the 
Synod  of  Aberdeen.  Rev.  G-.  Skene 
Keith.  Address  to  the  ministers  of  the 
Church  of  Scotland.  1797. 

Clergyman's  Daughter,  A.  Selina 
Qaye.  Aunt  Agnes;  or,  the  why  and 
the  wherefore  of  life.  An  autobiogra- 
phy ...  L.  1816. 

Clergyman's    Daughter,  A.     Miss 


Eliza  Smith     The  battles  of  the  Bible? 
Edmb.  1852. 

Clergyman's  Daughter,  A.  JItss 
Mana  Gharlesivortfi.  The  female  visitor 
to  the  poor  ...  L  1840 

Clergyman's  Daughter,  A.  Frances 
Lydia  Bingham.  Hubert ,  or,  the  or- 
phans of  St.  Madelaine  ...  L.  1845. 

Clergyman's  Daughter,  A  Miss  E. 
F.  Lloyd.  Readings  for  the  Sundays  . . . 
L.  1862. 

Clergyman's  Daughter,  A.  Mrs. 
Helen  Clacu.  Wonderful  works ;  or,  the 
miracles  of  Christ  L.  1864. 

Clergyman's  Wife,  A.  Mis.  Fian- 
ces Elizabeth  Georgtna  (Baynes)  Caiey- 
Brock.  Almost  persuaded.  L.  about 
1856. 

Clergyman's  Wife,  A.  Mrs.  Fanny 
(Wlieeler]  Hart.  Charade:  armhole. 
Manchester,  n.d. 

Clergyman's  Wife,  A.    Mrs.  S.  £. 
Mapleton.     A  letter  to  my  class  . 
Leeds,  1852. 

Clergyman's  Wife,  A.  Mrs.  Fanny 
Alford.  Reminiscences  "by  ...  Edited 
by  the  Dean  of  Canterbury  [Henry  Al- 
ford]. L.  1800. 

Clerical  Friend,  A.  Rev.  Gfeorge 
Huntington.  The  autobiography  of  John 
Brown,  the  cord-wainer  . .  .  Edited  .  . . 
Osf.  1867. 

Clerical  Member  of  the  Convoca- 
tion, A  Rev.  Henry  William  Wdbei- 
force.  The  foundation  of  the  Faith  as- 
sailed in  Oxford  .  . .  L.  1835 

Clerical  Member  of  the  Society  for 
promoting  Christian  Knowledge,  A. 
Rev.  Samuel  Charles  Wilks.  Strictures 
on  the  work  entitled  "Death-bed  Scenes, 
etc.,"  in  refutation  of  its  doctrinal  errors. 
L.  1833. 

Clerical  Recluse,  A.  Rev.  Francis 
Jacox.  Cues  from  all  quarters;  or,  lit- 
erary musings  of  ...  L.  1871. 

Clericus  Rev.  David  Murray,  of  Dy 
sart.  The  Biblical  student's  assistant . . . 
Edinb.  1844. 

Clericus.  Rev.  W.  Cartwright.  Pacts 
and  fancies  of  salmon  fishing ...  JL. 
Paris,  and  N.Y.  1874. 

Clericus.  George  Smith,  Pacts  de- 
signed to  exhibit  the  real  character  and 
tendency  of  the  American  Colonization 
Society.  Liverpool,  1833. 

Clericus.  Rev.  Augustus  Glissold.  A 
letter  to  the  Her.  the  V  ice-Chancellor  of 
the  University  of  Oxford  on  the  present 
state  of  theology . . .  Oxl  1856. 

Clericus.  Rev.  William,  Cart&right. 
Rambles  and  recollections  of  a  fly-fisher. 
L.  1854. 


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Clericus.  Rev.  J.  E.  Pettingell.  The 
theological  trilemma  . .  .  N.Y.  1878, 

Clericus  Dorcestriensis.  Rev.  J.  L. 
Jaclson,  Af.A  Christ's  Coming  to  Judg- 
ment .  .  L.  1834. 

Clericus  Iteicestriensis.  Rev.  Aulay 
Maiaulai/  Tour  through  South  Holland 
and  a  part  of  the  Austrian  Netherlands, 
1793  *'  Gent,  ilag./'  November,  1793, 
and  the  following  volumes. 

Clerieus  Surriensis.  JBev.  Gilbert 
Buchanan,  LL  D.,  in  the  "  Gent.  Mag." 

Clerimont.  J/rs.  Elizabeth  Roue. 
Friendship  In  death  ...  4th  ed.  L.  1737. 

Cleric  of  the  "California/'  The. 
Sieaine  Drake.  Account  of  a  voyage  for 
the  discovery  of  a  north-west  passage  by 
Hudson  Streights  to  the  western  and 
southern  ocean  of  America ...  L.  1748. 

Clerke  of  Oxenforde,  The.  John  Pen- 
dleton  Kennedy.  Blackwater  chronicle, 
a  narrative  of  an  expedition  ...  in  Ran- 
dolph county,  Virginia  N.T.  1853. 

Cleveland,  Kate.  3/rs.  Rebecca  S. 
(Reed)  Nichols,  -who  contributed  a  series 
of  sprightly  papers  to  the  "Cincinnati 
Herald"  under  this  nom  de  plume. 

Cliffe,  Leigh.  George  Jones.  The 
pilgrim  of  Avon,  By ...  L.  1836. 

Clifford,  Charles.  Samuel  William 
Henry  Ireland.  The  angler:  a  didac- 
tic poem.  L.  1804. 

Clifton,  Tom,  Alfred  Farthing  Bob- 
bins In  doubt.  1878. 

Clifton,  Zeaa.  Mrs.  Lilian  T.  (Ro- 
sell)  Messenger,  whose  first  writings  ap- 
peared in  the  <e Memphis  Avalanche" 
tinder  this  nom  de  plume 

Climax,  Christopher,  Esa«  Josiah 
Thomas.  Biot  [at  Cambridge] ;  a  mock 
heroic  poem  in  three  cantos,  by ... 
1780. 

Clinton,  Walter.  William  Henry 
Davenport  Adams.  Sword  and  pen ;  or, 
English  worthies  in  the  reign  of  Eliza- 
beth. Edinb.1869. 

CLIO.  Joseph  Addlson.  The  letters 
in  the  "  Spectator"  composing  the  name 
of  the  Muse  of  History  were  written  by 
Addisou,  and  signed  with  each  letter 
consecntively.  It  is  also  related  that  he 
only  employed  these  letters  to  distinguish 
whether  they  had  been  written  at  Chel- 
sea, London,  Islington,  or  the  office.  — 
See  also  "  C.  L.  L  0." 

Clio  Richard  Gough.  Signature  to 
his  reply  to  " Euterpe,"  in  the  "St. 
James's  Chronicle,"  1787. 

Clio.     Thomas  Harwood,  the   anthor 
of  several  letters  in  the  "Gent. 
under  this  nom,  deplume, 

Clio.    Edwin  J.  Keilly. 


Clionas.  Sir  Nicholas  Harris  Nicolas. 
He  was  a  frequent  contributor  to  the 
"  Gent.  Mag/'  His  signature,  if  not  his 
own  initials,  was  frequently  "  Clionas," 
an  anagram  of  his  surname. 

ClotMer,  A.  John  Stanch.  The  beaux 
merchant :  a  comedy  .  .  L.  1714 

Clover,  Sam  Nugent  Bobinson,  in^his 
contributions  to  the  "Boys  and  Girls' 
Weekly  "(N.Y). 

Clutterbuck,  Capt  Cuthbert.  &tr 
Walter  Scott,  The  fortunes  of  Nigel. 
Edinb  1822. 

Clutterbuck,  Cuthbert,  of  Kenna- 
quhalr,  F.SA,  etc.  Alexander  Hamil- 
ton, W.S.  Edith  of  Glammis ...  L. 
1836. 

Clyde,  Alton.  Mis  Arnold  Jeffreys. 
Tried  and  true,  187- ;  Underfoot,  187-. 

Cobbler  of  Alsatla,  The.  John  Nich- 
ols, Esq  ,  F.SA.  "During  his  minority 
he  produced  some  prose  essays  on  the 
manners  of  the  age ...  These  were 
published  in  a  periodical  paper,  written 
chiefly  by  Kelly,  entitled  the  '  Babbler/ 
and  in  the  'Westminster  Journal/  a 
newspaper,  -with  the  signature  of  'The 
Cobbler  of  Alsatia/" 

Cobweb  Joseph  Tinker  Buckingham. 
Letters  from  Washington  in  the  "Boston 
Courier,"  1830  et  seg 

Cockloft,  Pindar.  William  Irving,  in 
"Salmagundi" 

Cockney,  A.  Mrs  S  Green.  Scotch 
novel  reading;  or,  modern  quackery  .  . . 
L.  1824. 

Cocoa-tree,  The.  Philip  Francis. 
Letter  from  .  .  to  the  Country-gentle- 
man. L.  1702. 

Codex,  Dr.  E.  Gibson, Bishop  of  Lon- 
don A  letter  to  .  on  the  subject  of 
his  modest  instruction  to  the  Crown  .  .  , 
L.  1734.  By  Gilbert  Burnett,  Bishop  of 
Salisbury. 

Coelebs,  M.A,  Major  Thomas  Tristew 
Spry  Carlyon.  The  laws  and  practice  of 
whist ...  L.  1851.  Also  ascribed  to 
Edward  Augustus  Carlyon. 

Cosur,  Pierre.  Mme.  Anne  Oarotine 
Josephine  [Husson]  de  Voisons  d'Ambre 
L'tlme  de  Beethoven  •  a  novel.  P.  1876, 

Coffin,  Peter.  Theophilus  Parson  ?. 
Result  of  the  convention  of  delegates 
holden  at  Ipswich  . . .  Kewburyport, 
1778. 

Cogitaus,  John,  Charles  Morey.  The 
spiritual  mustard  pot.  Troy,  N.Y.,  1824. 

Coit,  Davida.  Vida  D.  Scudder.  How 
the  rain-spirits  were  freed.  188-. 

Colbert.  Mathew  Carey.  Political 
economy.  Examination  of  the  treasurer's 
report.  P  1826. 


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Colcraft,  Henry  Rowe  Hem  y  Roice 
Schoolcrafl.  Alhalla;  or,  the  Lord  of 
Talladega :  a  tale  of  the  Creek  war  . . . 
N.Y.  1843. 

Colcroft,  James.  John  Webb  Cole  (*), 
translator  of  M.  Jules  Simon's  "  Natural 
Behgion."  L.  1857. 

Coles,  Miriam.  Mrs.  Sydney  S.  Har- 
ris. Frank  Warnngton.  N.Y.  1871. 

Colet,  Madame.  Louise  Revoil.  Les 
fleurs  du  midi.  Paris,  1836. 

Collector,  A.  Mr.  Humphrey.  Con- 
chology;  or,  natural  history  of  shells  . .  . 
About  1780. 

Collegian,  A.  William  Gilmore 
8imms  (•).  Poems,  by  ...  Charlottes- 
viile,  Va ,  1833. 

Collet,  Stephen.  Thomas  Byerley. 
Kelics  of  literature  L  1823. 

Collier,  the  late  Joel,  licentiate  in 
music.  J.  L.  Bicknell.  Musical  trav- 
els through  England  ...  L.  1785. 

Ascribed  also  to  Thomas  Day  and  G-eorge 
Veal. 

Colmolyn.  Charles  Sotheran.  Percy 
Bysshe  Shelley  as  a  philosopher  and  re- 
former ,  .  .  N.Y.  1871. 

Colombey,  Emile.  JSmfte  Laurent. 
Euelles,  salons,  et  cabarets  ...  P.  1858. 

Colon  &  Spondee.  Royall  Tyler, 
who,  under  this  pseudonym,  furnished 
humorous  articles  to  the  "Farmer's 
Weekly  Museum/'  Walpole,  K1  H.,  1796- 
1800.  Judge  Tyler  had  previously  writ- 
ten for  the  "Eagle,"  Hanover,  N.H., 
under  the  same  pseudonym,  and  later  to 
the  "Federal  Orrery,"  Boston. 

Colonist.  Mr.  Sewell,  in  Ms  contribu- 
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ing the  policy  of  Sir  George  Prevost 

Colonist,  A  Thomas  Chandler  Hali- 
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the  Earl  of  Durham  . . .  Halifax,  1889. 

Colored  Man,  A  Paul  Jennings.  A 
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Brooklyn,  KY,  1865. 

Columbanus  Charles  0* Conor,  D.D. 
Columbanus  ad  Hibernos ;  or,  seven  let- 
ters . . .  Buckingham,  1810-16. 

Columella.  Clement  Clarke  Moore, 
LL.D.  An  inquiry  into  the  effects  "of 
our  foreign  carrying  trade  upon  the  agri- 
culture, population,  and  morals  of  the 
country  . .  .  KY.  1806. 

Columella.  #.  W.  Pinney.  The  new- 
education  . . .  San  3Tran.  1874. 

Colvil,  Edward.  Mrs.  Mary  Lowell 
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Edward  Colvil's  journal.  B.  1866. 

Colvin,  Cecil.  Francis  Cowky  Bur- 
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with  it ...  L.  1874. 


Colwan,  Robert  \Vrfngham.  J*.,  /  * 
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Comet  Idterary  and  Patriotic 
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horn-book  By  Dublin,  1801. 

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people  of  Austin  and  Washington  coun- 
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Committee  appointed  by  the  Pas- 
sengers of  the  "Oceanus,"  A.  James 
Clark  Fiench  and  Edward  Carey.  The 
trip  of  the  "  Oceanus "  to  Port  Sumter 
and  Charleston,  S.C Brooklyn,  1865. 

Committee  Man,  A.  J.  Nightingale. 
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Commoner,  A.  Rev.  William  Gould. 
A  letter  to  the  commoners  in  Roeking- 
ham  Forest .  . .  Stamford,  1744. 

Communipaw  Pliny  Miles.  His 
letters  from  abroad,  under  this  and  less 
well-known  pseudonyms,  convey  a 
graphic  idea  of  foreign  sight-seeing. 

Companion  Traveller,  A.  JLftss  K 
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and  how  it  fared  with  some  who  lately 
made  the  journey.  L.  1847. 

The  authoress  subsequently  became  a  Catho- 
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many  of  the  unauthorized  statements,  or  false 
impressions  concerning  the  Chnrch  of  Rome,  in 
the  above  work.  —  0.  H.AM8T. 

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my  freehold  ...  L.  1876. 

Comus.  Robert  Michael  Bdl&ntyne. 
The  robber  kitten.  L.  1858. 

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civil  war,  wrote  songs,  etc.,  for  the  Con- 
federates. 

Congregational  Minister,  A.    Eev. 


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Wdham  B.  Orvis.    The  coming  of  Christ 
in  his  kingdom  . . .    X.Y.  1869. 

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Greene  Halleck,  whose  first  appearance 
in  print  "was  in  **  Holt  s  Columbian/1  New 
York,  1813,  in  a  short  poem  bearing  this 
signature 

Connecticut  Pastor,  A.  Reo.  Enoch 
Fitch  Bwr.  Ecce  Ccelum;  or,  parish 
astronomy.  B.  1867. 

Connecticut  Pastor,  A.  Rei.  Joseph 
Darling  Hull,  AM  Plea  for  religious 
newspapers  a  sermon  preached  to  his 
own  people  on  the  Lord's  Day,  Decem- 
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Conover,  Elizabeth  Miss  —  l)ur- 
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Conrad,  Georg,  Piince  George,  of 
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L.  1847. 

Conservative,  A.  James  Denmstoun. 
A  letter  to  the  Lord  Advocate  [Francis 
Jeffrey]  on  the  Scottish  Reform  Bill. 
Edinb  1832. 

Consistent  Loyalist,  A.  John  Parr. 
Remarks  on  a  late  pamphlet  entitled  "A 
vindication  of  Governor  Parr  and  his 
council"...  L.  1784. 

Consistent  Protestant,  A.  Adam 
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Magazine"  and  the  "Mobile  Sunday 
Times." 

Constantia.  Mrs.  Judith  (Sargent) 
Murray.  The  repository  and  gleaner, 
B.  1798.  Mrs.  Murray  was  also  a  con- 
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Constantia,  L.  A.  Leopold  Auguste 
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letter  to  Edmund  Burke,  Ee<i,  contro- 
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government,  laid  down  in  Ma  lately  pub- 
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Consul  Abroad,  A.  Lulgi  Monti 
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Consul's  Daughter  and  Wife,  A 
Mrs  John  Elijah  Blunt,  Twenty  years' 
residence  among  the  people  of  Turkey 
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Consumptive,  A.  Robert  S.  Coffin. 
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Bouillabaisse.  "  Punch,"  Feb.  17, 1849. 

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original  and  translations  ...  L.  1851. 

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Convert,  A.  Rt.  Rev  Richard 
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Convert,  A-  Rev.  S  W.  Whttchei. 
The  story  of  ...  as  told  to  his  former 
parishioners  after  he  became  a  Catholic. 
W.Y.  1875. 

Convert  from  Anglicism,  A.  George 
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Rome  ?  A  letter  to  a  friend.  York,  1850. 

Conway,  H.  B.  H.  B.  Coulson.  A 
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lands  3ded.  L.  1843. 

Conway,  Hugh.  Frederick  John 
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The  work  appeared  originally  in  "Arrow- 
sraitli's  Almanac,"  Bristol;  was  soon  published 
in  a  separate  form,  and  more  than  80,000  copies 
were  sold. 

Conway,  Marie.  Frank  CaMl,  in 
his  contributions  to  the  "  Saturday 
Press  "  (P.) 

Conynghame,  Kate.  Hev.  Joseph 
Holt  Ingraham.  The  sunny  South,  or, 
the  Southerner  at  home  ...  P.  1860. 

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Coody,  Abimelech.  Gulian  Cromme- 
hn  Verplanck.  An  account  of  Abimelech 
Coody  and  other  celebrated  writers  of 
New  York  .  .  NY.  1815. 

"In  the  year  1814,  a  -writer  appeared  in  a 
Kew  York  paper,  assuming  the  name  of  Abime- 
Jech  Coody,  a  mechanic  ot  that  place.  He  was  a 
"Federalist,  and  addressed  himself  principally  to 
the  party  to  which  he  belonged  .  The  writei 
was  soon  ascertained  to  be  Mr.  Gulian  C.  Ver- 
planck. Abimelech  Coody  was  replied  to  by  a 
writer  over  the  signature  of  'A  Traveller*  . . 
who  was  said  to  be  DeWitt  Clinton,  who  said 
that  he  [Coody  alias  Verplanck]  has  become 
the  head  of  a  sect  called  the « Goodies  * "  .  . .  See 
"  The  Croakers,"  N.Y.  1860,  note,  p.  152. 

Cook,  Hannah.  Mrs.  Thomas  Brad- 
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Coolidge,  Susau  Sfiss  Sarah  Chaun- 
cey  Woolseij  Mischief's  Thanksgiving; 
and  other  stories  B.  1874 

Coombe,  Count.  William  Coombe, 
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Coontrie  Attorney,  A.  Charles  San- 
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Cooper,  Frank  William  Gilmore 
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Smith;  Life  of  Chevalier  Bayard.  N.Y. 

Cooper,  Rev.  Wm.  U.,  B  A.  James 
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lants .  .  L.  1870. 

Cope.  W.  C.  Copeland,  in  the  "Brook- 
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Copper-Farthing  Dean,  The.  Jona- 
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that  ever  appeared  to  the  wonder  of  the 
British  nation  .  .  L.  1726. 

Copywell,  James.  William  Woty. 
Shrubs  of  Parnassus,  containing  a  variety 
of  poetical  essays,  moral  and  comic  .  . . 
L.  1760 

Coquina  Cr.  0.  Shields,  in  several 
sporting  works. 

Cordelia.  Mme.  Virginia  Treves,  in 
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Cordial  Well-wisher  to  the  cause 
of  Universal  Truth  and  Righteous- 
ness, A  Miss  Priscdla  Hannah  Gurney. 
A  comprehensive  view  of  the  nature  of 
faith...  L.  1816. 

Cordier,  Jules.  JEle'onoie  Tenaille  de 
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Cordala.     Countess  Irene  de  la  Rocca 

Coriat,  Junior.  Samuel  Patetson. 
Another  traveller;  or,  cursory  remarks 
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journey  through  part  of  the  Netherlands 
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1767. 

Corinna  ATrs.  Elizabeth  Thomas. 
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Coriolanus.  Col.  W.  Smith.  Re- 
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treaty  at  New  Orleans  N.Y  1803.  ' 

Corisande.  A/rs  Adolphe  (Jerrold) 
Smith,  author  of  Sketches  of  society  and 
scenery  in  the  "London  Graphic/'  the 
"  Liverpool  Courier,"  and  a  novel  called 
"  A  Woman  of  Mind." 

Corn-Law  Rhymer,  The.  Ebenezer 
Elliott  More  verse  and  prose ...  L. 
1850. 

Cornelius  John  Robison.  Extracts 
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Cornelius,  Dr.  William  Howitt.  The 
student  life  of  Germany  ...  L  1842. 

Cornet  in  the  Hon  East  India 
Company's  Service,  A.  Thomas  L. 
Pettigrew  Lucien  Greville.  L.  1833 

Cornish  Chough,  The.  Albert  Charles 
Wildman,  in  the  "  Western  Daily  Mer- 
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Cornish  Curate,  A.  Rev  Francis 
Edward  Baston  Cole.  The  Methodistic 
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1854. 

Cornish  Liady,  A.  Mrs.  Emihe  Earle 
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things.  Truro,  1868 

Cornish  Vicar,  A.  Rev.  Robert  Ste- 
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Cornishwoman,  A.  Miss  Ellen  J. 
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Truro,  1876. 

Cornubian,  A.  Henry  John  DanieL 
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in  two  cantos,  n  p.,  n  d. 

Cornubian,  A.  John  Trenhaile,  Kec- 
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Cornwall  <7.  H.  Botsford,  in  his 
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Cornwall,  Barry.  Bryan  Waller 
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Cornwall,  C.  M  Miss  3fary  Abigail 
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Coroner's  Clerk,  A.  Rev*  Erskine 
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Corporal.  Zenas  T.  Haines.  Letters 
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B.  1863. 

Corporal  of  Riflemen,  A.  Henry 
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Correggio.  One  of  the  pseudonyms 
attributed  to  Junms  (?  r  )  The  letter 
thus  signed  bears  the  date  Sept.  16, 1707, 
and  caricatures  the  ministry. 

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inces maritimes.  Impressions  de  voyage 
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Corresponding  Member  of  tlie  So- 
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Corslncon  Hugh  Dalziel.  British 
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Corvimis,  Jakob.  Wilhdm  Rcabe. 
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Professor,  and  P  M.S.  L.  1767. 

Cosmopolitan,  A,  Charles  Henry 
Putten  Miss  Columbians  public  school ; 
or,  will  it  blow  over'2  ...  L.  1871. 

Cosmopolitan,  A.  John  Dix,  after- 
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Cosmopolite,  Lmenzo  Dow.  A  cry 
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Cosmopolite.  James  Lawson.  Tales 
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Cosmopolite,  A.  John  Dix,  afterwards 
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summer  route  through  the  Highlands  of 
Scotland  ...  I/.  1840 

Cotton,  Robert  Turner.  Mortimer 
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Cotton  Manufacturer,  A.  Edward 
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Countreyman,  A.  %ev.  John  Andei- 
son,  ZLA  A  letter  from  ...  to  a  curat. 
Glasgow,  1711 

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Country  Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  Thomas 
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Country  Clergyman,  A.  John  Kins- 
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L.  182(5. 

Country  Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  W. 
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appeal  to  the  hearts  and  understandings 
of  the  Lords  and  Commons  in  Parlia- 
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Country  Clergyman,  A.  Rev  Elisha 
Smith.  The  cure  of  Deism ;  or,  the  me- 
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Country  Clergyman,  A.  Rev  Charles 
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Country  Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  ISob- 
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Country  Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  John 
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Country  Clergyman,  A  Rev  Wil- 
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Country  Clergyman,  A-  Rev  John 
Balrjuy.  Letter  to  a  Deist,  concerning 
the  beauty ...  of  moral  virtue  .  .  L. 
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Country  Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  John 
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in  the  neighbourhood  touching  some  re- 
proaches cast  upon  the  bishops.  L.  1702 

Country  Clergyman,  A.  Samuel 
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village  church  ...  L.  1851. 

Country  Clergyman,  A  Rev  Charles 
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ward Beiens  Tracts  on  the  relative 
duties  of  married  persons  .  .  .  Oxf. 
1820. 

Country  Curate,  A.  Rev.  Zachary 
Grey.  A  free  and  familiar  letter  to  that 
great  refiner  of  Pope  and  Shakespear, 
the  Bev.  Mr.  William  Warburton  . . . 
With  remarks  upon  the  epistle  of  friend 
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Right  Honble.  Sir  John  Sinclair,  Bart. 
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Country  Minister,  A.  Caleb  Wroe. 
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Crino.    Samuel  J.  Tilden 

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Crispinus.  John  Westland  Marsttm. 
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best  known  is  his  "  Death  ride  at  Bala- 
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Crispus,  Major  0.  0.  Wheeler,  in  the 
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Cristal,  Maurice.  Maurice  G-erma* 
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Crito.  Samuel  Brown,  in  the  London 
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years,  1765-1785 

Crito.  Thomas  Sanderson.  "As  an 
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York  Evening  Post,"  in  which  they  appeared 
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Drake  made  Fitz-Greene  Halleck  o  partner,  and 
the  remainder  of  the  pieces  vere  signed <(  Croak- 
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Croafeer  and  Co.  Joseph  Rodman 
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D*#*n,  B**b.  Bubb  Dodmgton.  A 
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D5****!!,  J'^n,  D  D  John  Duncan* 
D  D  The  plea  for  a  private  indulgence 
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I> .  Erasmus  Darwin.  The  botanic 

garden  .  a  poem  ...  L.  1791. 

D ,  Duke  of.  William  Cavendish,. 

1st  Duke  of  Devonshire.  The  charms 
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1709. 

D ,  D— —  of.  Duke  of  Dorset.  The 

. .  .  letters  to  the  L[or]d  C[hance]ll[o]r 
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D — — ,  His  K.  EL,  tile  DuLe  of  Cum- 
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1751. 

D ,  Benjamin.  Benjamin  Disraeli. 

Benjamin  D ,  nis  little  dinner.  Ulus- 

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A  sqmb  in  prose  and  verse  on  the  policy  of 
B.  Disraeli,  Earl  of  Beaconsfield. 

D ,  G  Q-eorge  Daniel.  Cumber- 
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D ,  J.  B.  Rev.  James  Reid  Dill. 

A  sermon  from  the  grave.  Memoir  of 
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D__e?  E  Edward  Dingle.  *Tis  a  real 
good  thing  in  a  family.  Signed  .  .  . 
Plymouth,  18-. 

D— It,  S— B  Stephen  Duck.  The  year 
of  "wonders  ;  being  a  literal  and  poetical 
translation  of  an  old  Latin  prophecy 
found  near  Merlin's  Cave,  by  ...  L. 
1788(*). 

D— n,  "Stir.  John  Dryden  A  descrip- 
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By  T.  Brown  (?)- 

D — n,  Erasmus.  Erasmus  Darwin. 
The  Golden  Age  :  a  poetical  epistle  from 
...  to  Thomas  Beddoes,  M.D.  L.  1794. 

D — n,  J.  John  Dean.  A  genuine  ac* 
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D — st  D— r,  The.  Conyers  Middle- 
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D-la-y,  Rev  Dr  Patrick  Delany.  A. 
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D-Jl-s,  Revd.  M-rm-d-ke.  fiev  Mar- 
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of  the  affair  betwixt  the  Revd  J***m***t 
[Jemmet],  Lord  Bishop  of  C-rk  [Cork] 
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D  -  -  mm  -  -  d,  Mrs.  Mrs.  Drum- 
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Dadd,  B.    John  R.  Williams. 

Daddow,  Daniel.  Charles  Bennett. 
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Truro,  1875. 

Dagobert,  ChrysostOme.  Jean  Bap- 
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"Daily  News"  special  correspon- 
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Daisy,  Winter.  Miss  —  Whiteway. 
Ettie  Knott;  or,  silver-lined  clouds. 
By  ...  L.  1877. 

Dakotah,  Hal  &.  General  Henry  Hast- 
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Dale,  Ellis.  G.  A.  McKenzze,  in  his 
contributions  to  the te  Canadian  Monthly 
Magazine"  (Toronto). 

Dale,  Salvia  Mrs,  Alice  Dalsheimer. 
"  Her  contributions  to  the  '  New  Orleans 
Times/  principally  poetical,  under  this 
pen-name  elicited  encomiums  and  en- 
couraging predictions  of  future  success." 

Dalgetty,  Dugald.  Major- General 
Sir  Alexander  Murray  Tidloch,  K.G.B., 
who,  under  this  signature,  wrote  in  the 
Indian  journals,  calling  attention  to  cer- 
tain abuses  practised  on  their  soldiers  by 
the  Honorable  East  India  Company. 

Dalin,    M.      Linda     White     Vtllari. 


Courtship  and  campaign'    a    Milanese 
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Dalmocand.  Geoige  ^facdonald. 
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times.  By  .  .  L.  1851. 

Dalriada.  D.  B.  Knox,  of  Annoy, 
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Dalrymple,  Gilbert,  DD.  Gcrcud 
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Dr.  Sherlock.  .  L.  1718. 

Daly,  Frederic.  Lewis  Austin.  Henry 
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L.  1884.  — See  "Lewis,  Augustin." 

Daly,  John.  John  Besemeres.  Old 
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L.  1868. 

Damon.  Ehas  Broclett.  The  yea 
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Danburian  Charles  E.  A.  Mac- 
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Danbury  Newsman.  James  Mont- 
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Danforth,  Harry.  C.  J.  Peterson 
A  native  and  resident  of  Philadelphia ; 
proprietor  and  co-editor  of  "Peterson's 
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Dangerfield,  John.  Oswald  John 
Frederick  Orawfurd.  Grace  Tolmar:  a 
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Daniel.  Euarda  Garcia.  Lucia  No- 
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Daniel,  Bp.  of  Calcutta.  Daniel 
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Danmoniensis.  William  Burt.  Des- 
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with  Pulteney  and  BoUnglroke.  He  also 
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D'Anvers,  Caleb.  William  Pulteney. 
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D'Anvers,  Caleb,  Esq.  Henry  St. 
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Daryl,  Sidney.  Douglas  Straight 
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Dashaway,  Kate.  Mabella  Ann  Ward. 

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Daubeny,  Mr  Benjamin  Disraeli, 
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Dauge,  Henri.  Mrs.  E.  H.  Hammond. 
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Daughter  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
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Daughter  of  the  I/ate  Serjeant 
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David,  C.  G.  David  Goodman  Oroly. 
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Davy.  The  first  two  pieces  of  Alex- 
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Dawdle,  Dolly.  Mrs.  Mary  C. 
(Painter)  Lukens. 


Dawes,  J.  N  Richard  Person,  A.M. 
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Dawplucker,  Jonathan,  Esq.  John 
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Dayton,  Captain  Will  Cecil  Bur- 
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Deacon  Hnam  Ca/kins,  Albany  cor- 
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Dead  Seat  Joseph  Howard,  Jr.,  in 
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Dean,  The.  Jonathan  Swift,  D.D. 
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Dean,  The  Copper-Farthing.  Jona- 
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Deane,  Margery.  Mrs.  Mane  J. 
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Decanus.  Very  Rev.  Edward  Newen- 
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Decanver,  H.  C.  C.  H.  Cavender 
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Decimus.  Thomas  Ohatterton,  in  the 
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Decius.  Samuel  Jackson  Gardner,  for 
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Decius.   John  Nicholas.  D/s  letters  on 


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Also  ascribed  to  Dr.  Montgomery. 

Decius  Thomas  Pet  egnne  Courtenay 
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Declan       Wdham  Phelan,  DJ). 

"  A  pamphlet  which  he  published  under  the 
siguatuie  ot  'Declan'  (after  an  ancient  worthy 
of  the  Irish  church,  -who  flourished  before  the 
dominion  of  the  Pope  was  recognized  in  the 
'holy  isle')  placed  its  author  at  the  head  of 
modern  controversialists  " 

De  Cordova,  i?. «/.  De  Coi  data.  Mrs. 
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De  Courcy,  Kate.  Miss  Katherine 
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periodicals 

Deen,  Ethel.  Mrs.  Augusta  De  Hilly , 
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the  literary  •journals  of  "Dine " — princi- 
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(Augusta),  and  "  Magnolia  Weekly " 
(Richmond) — under  the  signatures  "E. 
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Deene,  Kenner.  Mrs.  Charlotte  ( Tur- 
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Dsfonz,  Milo.  Mlo  Defons  Codding. 
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De  Gleva,  Mary  Mary  Roberts.  An 
account  of  Anne  Jackson;  with  some 
particulars  concerning  the  great  plague 
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De  Grasse,  Will.  William  Fur- 
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De  Kay,  Se  Charles  D.  Kirke.  Woo- 
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Also  in  his  contributions  to  the  "Couner- 
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Delafield  Mrs.  Maria  L.  (Little) 
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Delamothe,  Emile.  Emile  de  Girar- 
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De  Launay,  JJe  Vicomte  de.  Mme. 
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Delaware  Wagoner,  A.  David  Nel- 
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Delinquent  Banker,  A.  Sir  John 
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cantos.  L.  1821. 

Delia  Crusca.  Robert  Merry.  Diver- 
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Delia  Rosa,  Signer.    Jtichard  Coker. 


Delmar,  Ide.  Miss  Essie  B.  Chees- 
boiough,  who,  under  this  nom  de  plume, 
contributed  to  the  "Southern  Literary 
Gazette,"  etc. 

Delorme,  Charles,  Esq.  Chaites 
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the  moon  ...  L.  1851. 

Delorme,  Joseph.  Charles  Augustin 
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DelpMne  P.  or  Delphme  P.  Baler. 
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Delta.  Edward  Denham,  in  his 
contributions  to  "  Good  Literature " 
(NY.). 

Delta.  Henry  W.  Domett,  for  eight 
years  New  York  correspondent  of  the 
"Boston  Transcript " 

Delta.  Rev.  Moses  Harvey,  of  St. 
Johns,  Newfoundland,  in  his  letters  to 
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Delta.  Charles  Deane.  Bibliographi- 
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Delta.  Datid  Macbeth  Moir.  Poems. 
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Delta.  William  Millett  Boose,  MJ>. 
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Delver,  A.  Alfied  AJsop  From 
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By  ...  Manchester,  1881. 

Delver  into  Antiquity,  A.  Wil- 
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Democritus,  Junior.  Judak  Lee 
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Democritus  Junior.  Robert  Burton. 
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Denarius.  Henry  Cole,  C.B.  Shall 
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De  Pontaumont  ,  3/.  E.  Lechanteur. 
La  rosiere  de  Bricquebec.  Liege,  1861. 

The  above  work  is  translated  word  for  -word 
from  the  "  Pride  of  the  Village  "  by  Washington 
Irving 

Deputy  Governor,  The.  GilpmChrst 
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Derbyshire  Working-Miner,  A. 
Anthony  Tissmgton.  A  letter  to  a  friend 
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Descendant  in  the  Fourth  Genera- 
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Descendant  of  tne  Plantagenet,  A. 
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Desennuye'e,  A.  3fr$.  Catherine  Grace 
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Desire,  Hazard,  Octave  Femttet.  He 
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Desprez,  Ernest.  Ele'onore  Tenaille  de 
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Histoire  de  la  peinture  en  Italie  .  .  . 
Paris,  1817 

Desultory  Reader,  A.  Alexander 
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popular  at  the  time,  will  "be  found  in  the 
Phila.  "Portfolio,"  under  the  title  of 
"2sotes  of  a  desultory  reader."  1813-14. 

Detective,  A.  Andrew  Edmund  Brae, 
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Detective,  The  Female,  The  City 
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Detector.  Hemy  J.  T.  Drury,  of 
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Detector.  Rev.  Henry  Gauntlett.  Let- 
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De  Terrier,  £ord  Edward  Henry 
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Devoniensis  Bev.  J".  P  Jones.  —  See 
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D'Hele,  Thomas-  Thomas  Hales,  an 
English  dramatic  writer,  who  produced 
in  French  several  successful  comedies, 
among  which  are  "The  judgment  of 
Midas"  (1778), and  "The  jealous  lover/' 

Dhu.  Robert  TT.  McAlpine,  in  his 
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Dhu,  Helen.    Charles  Edwards  Lester ; 


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Stanhope  Burleigh:  the  Jesuits  in  our 
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Diabolus.  Joseph  Howard.  Cony 
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Diana  Mrs.  Abigail  (Smith)  Adams. 
The  signature  she  used  in  correspondence 
with  her  young  friends,  before  her  mar- 
nage.  She  afterwards  sometimes  signed 
her  letters  "Portia." 

Diarist,  A  Alexander  Wheelock 
Thayer.  His  signature  to  many  arti- 
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Dicaiophttus  Cantabrigiensis.  Rev. 
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Digniiyd  Clergy-man  of  the 
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Dilettante,  A.  William  Gardiner. 
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D'Inc.  Margarita  Ernesta  Napollon, 
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Disbanded  Volunteer,  A.  Joseph 
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Disciple  of  Selden,  A  Henry  Rich- 
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Disciple  of  the  Prince  of  Peace,  A. 
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Dissenter,  A.  Rev  John  Ballanti/ne. 
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Dissenter,  A.  Rev.  Daniel  Neal  A 
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Dissenter  in  the  Country,  A.  Rev. 
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Dissenting  Gentleman,  The.  Rev. 
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Dissenting  Minister,  A.  Rev.  Robert 
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to  the  Rev.  William  Leask,  of  Kenning- 
ton,  Rev.  Thomas  Binney,  and  Rev. 
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Dissenting  Minister,  A  Rev.  Charles 
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Distich,  Dick.  Alexander  Pope.  His 
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Distinguished  Living  Character, 
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Dlstria,  Dora,  Countess,  Selene 
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Ditson,  Dick.  M.  L.  Saley,  of  Epck- 
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periodicals. 

Ditto,  Phflo.  James  Moore  Smith, 
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J>iver,  Jenny.    Mrs,  Jane  Jones. 

Diversity  William  B.  Scott.  Essays 
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1866. 

J>ivine  of  the  Church  of  England, 
A.  James  J/acsparam,  D  D.  America 
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Divine  of  the  Church  of  England, 
A.  John  King.  AnimadTersions  on  a 
pamphlet  (by  Increase  Mather)  intituled 
"A  letter  of  advice  to  the  churches  of 
the  Nonconformists  m  the  English  na- 
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Divine  of  the  Church  of  England, 
A.  Thomas  JZurnet.  An  appeal  to  com- 
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Divine  of  the  Church  of  England, 
A.  Rev  Mr.  Scott.  An  appeal  to  the 
understanding  of  the  meanest  capacities, 
for  the  truth  of  the  Christian  religion. 
L.  1728. 

Dix,  J.  Ross.   Georye  Spencer  Phillips. 

Dix  Queevidi.  Prof.  Edward  North, 
LM.D,  in  his  contributions  to  "North 
American  Review/'  aad  "Knickerbocker 
Magazine";  and  author  of  memorials 
of  H.  H.  Curran  and  President  Simeon 
North. 

Dixie  J.  Dixie  Doyle,  Washington 
correspondent  of  the  "  Spirit  of  the 
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Dixon.  IT/ne.  Clfmence  (Harding) 
Massvn,  author  of  numerous  tales. 

Dixxm.  Sidney  Andrews.  The  South 
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the  Caroiinas.  B.  1866. 

Dixon,  Granby.  Henry  Kingsley. 
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Dobbins,  Peter,  Esq..,  R.  C.,  IT.  S.  A. 
William  Fessenden.  The  political  far- 
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Dobbs,  Rev.  Philetus,  I>.D.  Rev. 
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Doblado,  Don  Leucadlo.  Joseph 
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Doctor  of  Divinity,  A,  but  not  of 
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Doctor  of  laaws,  A,  Hugh  Bailhe. 
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Dodd,  Charles.  Hugh  Tootell.  An 
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Dodd,  Derrick.    FianL  Gassaway 

Dodd,  Dr ,  and  Chace  Price  TfV- 
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Dodger.    Petei  Thompson 

Dods,  Jeannie.  Miss  MacLay,  in 
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Dods,  Mrs.  Margaret,  of  the  Clei- 
kum  Inn,  St  Ronans.  Mis  Ohtis- 
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Dods,  Meg  Mrs  Christina  Jane 
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Doe,  Dorothy.  Mrs.  Galusha  Ander- 
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Doe,  John.  Greorge  Caiendish  Ben- 
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Doestieks,  Q.  K,  Philander,  PB. 
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Doggrel,  Sir  Iliad.  Sir  Thomas  Bur- 
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a  letter  to  Mr.  Pope,  occasioned  by  his 
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Dogood,  Mrs*  Silence.  Benjamin 
Franklin ;  by  whom  the  essays  published 
in  the  "New  England  Courant "  (B. 
1722)  under  this  signature  are  supposed 
to  have  been  chiefly  written. 

Doherty,  Sir  Morgan  O',  Bart  — 
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Dolent,  Jean.  Antoine  Foumier.  Le 
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Dolores.  Miss  Diclson.  Music  to 
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Dom  Catalogus.  Pierre  Gf-ustave  Brit- 
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Dom  Jacobus.  Charles  Potvin.  Les 
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Dom.  Xd"ber.  Charles  Potvin.  I/e  faux 
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Domal,  C.     William  Eenry  Simmons, 


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His  signature  to  "  A  Saturday  Night "  in 
the  "  Harvard  Univ.  Collegian,"  1830 

Domestic  Poet,  The    William  Cowper. 

Domitian.  One  of  the  signatures  of 
Junius  (qv.).  The  letters  contributed 
to  the  "Public  Advertiser"  under  this 
signature  are  recognized  by  Junius  in  his 
private  letter  to  Mr.  Woodfall,  dated 
Feb  22,  1772. 

Don  /.  E.  Diekenga  Tom  Chips 
P.  1871.  [Joint  author  with  "  Ouno  "  i.e , 
T.  M.  Ashworth.] 

Don  Carlos  Henry  P.  Cheevei,  in 
the  "  Philadelphia  Sunday  Mercury." 

Don  Fuso.  Arnoldo  Fusmato.  Ge- 
dichte  185,3-54. 

Don  Sacheverellio,  Knight  of  the 
Firebrand  Dr.  Henry  Sacheverell  A 
character  of  ...  in  a  letter  to  Isaac  Bick- 
erstaff,  Esq  Dublin,  1710.  Subscribed 
John  Distaff  [pseud.l 

Don  Spavento  Martin  Cohn.  Typen 
und  Silhouetten  von  Wiener  Schriftstel- 
lern  und  Journalisten  1874.  —  See 
«  August  Mels." 

Donatello.  Francis  Julius  Le  Moyne 
Burleigh;  who,  in  1867,  went  into  journal- 
ism, and  has  been  on  the  staff  of  the 
"Chicago  Evening  Post,"  "Brooklyn 
Eagle/' "Brooklyn  Union,"  " New  York 
World/'  "Times/*  "Tribune,"  and  the 
"  Witness/'  and  was  at  one  time  editor 
and  proprietor  of  the  "Northampton 
(Mass.)  Free  Press." 

Doncourt,  Chevalier  A.  de.  Antoi- 
nette Josephine  Francoise  Anne  (St/mon  de 
Latreiche)  Drohojowsfca. 

Doos,  Gurreb  John  Prinsep.  Stric- 
tures and  observations  on  the  Mocurrery 
system  of  landed  property  in  Brazil .  . . 
L.  1794 

Dora,  Sister.    Dorothy  W.  Pattison 

Dorcastriensis.  Thaddeus  Mason 
Harris,  S.T.D. 

Dorset,  St.  John.  Rev.  Hugo  John 
Bel/our.  Montezuma :  a  tragedy  in  five 
acts ;  and  other  poems  .  .  L.  1822. 

Doubtful  Gentleman,  A.  James 
Kirke  Paulding  Tales  of  a  good  woman. 
N.Y.  1829. 

Doughty  Champion  in  heavy  ar- 
mour, A  Rev.  Newcome  Cappe.  Let- 
ters published  in  the  "  York  Chronicle." 
L.  179- 

In  reply  to  the  attack  of  Dr,  Cooper,  under 
the  signature  of  "  Erasmus,"  upon  Mr.  Lindsay 
on  his  resigning  the  living  of  Catterick. 

Douglas,  Edith.  Clara  L.  Burriham. 
"We  Von  Ardens.  188- 

Douglas,  Marion*  Mrs.  Annie  Doug- 
las ( Gi eene]  Robinson.  Picture-poems  for 
young  folks.  B.  1871. 


Dputney,  3Irs.  T.  Narcisse     Hen  net 

G  titoiu*  I  told  you  so;  or,  an  autobi- 
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Dow,  Junior.  Elbndge  Gerry  Paige. 
Short  patent  sermons.  P.  1S7-. 

Dowell,  Samuel  John  Close.  A 
month  in  London;  or,  the  select  adven- 
tures of  S.  D ,  the  village  bard,  edited  by 
A.  M.  Wntewell.  L.  1844. 

In  1846  four  numbers  of  a  new  edition  -were 
issued  with  the  following  title  "Adventures  of 
an  author ,  or,  the  Westmoi  eland  novelist."  Ed- 
ited by  Tim  Caxton. 

All  the  above  names  are  pseudonyms  of  Close. 

Downing,  Major  Jack  Charles 
Augustus  Davis,  author  of  "  Peter  Scri- 
ber's  Letters  "and  "Major  Jack  Down- 
ing's  Letters,"  in  the  "Xew  York  Com- 
mercial Advertiser." 

Downing,  Major  Jack  Seba  Smith. 
The  life  and  writings  of  ...  B  1834. 

Downright.  One  of  the  pseudonyms 
attributed  to  Junius  (qv.).  The  letter 
thus  signed  is  dated  Dec.  22, 1767,  and 
contains  an  attack  on  Lord  Chatham. 

Doyle,  Martin.  Ross  Hickey.  Com- 
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lin, 1857. 

Doyle,  Thomas.  John  J.  More.  Five 
years  in  a  lottery  office  ...  B.  1841. 

Dragoon,  A.  James  Hildreth.  Dra- 
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...  NY.  1830 

Drahlegne.  Frederick  J.  Englehardt, 
in  the  "Turf,  Field,  and  Farm"  (N.Y  ). 

Drake,  Francis,  Esq.  Benjamin 
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Dralloc,  N.  John  Collar d.  Praxis  of 
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Dramatist,  A.  B.  Frere.  The  ad- 
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Dranmor.  Ferdinand  von  Schmid. 
Poetische  Fragmente.  Leipsic,  1865. 

Draper,  The.  William  Webster,  D  D. 
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Draper  of  London,  A  Jfey,  TF.  Web- 
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the  wealth  and  strength  of  any  nation  . . . 
L.  1740. 

Drapier,  A.  James  Aicherfey.  A  dra- 
pier's  address  to  the  good  people  of  Eng- 
land ...  L.  1773. 

Drapier,  The.  Jonathan  Swift.  The 
Hibernian  patriot . . .  Dublin  and  L. 
1730. 

Drawcansir,  Sir  Alexander, 
Knight.  Henry  Fielding,  who  in  1752 
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Dreamer,  A.     Major  John  Andre. 

This  was  liis  signature  in  "Rmngton's  Royal 
Gazette/'  in  which  he  published  the  *'Ccrw 

lisued'm  London  in  17S1     It  vras  originally  pub- 
lished on  the  morning  of  the  day  on  -which  he 
w  as  taken  prisoner.    The  last  stanza  was :  — - 
"  And  now  I've  closed  my  epic  strain, 

I  tremble  as  I  show  it, 
Lest  this  sume  'warrior-driver,  "Wayne , 
Should  ever  catch  the  Poet" 

Dreamer,  A.  Henry  Theodore  TucL- 
erman.  Leaves  from  the  diary  of ... 
L.  1853. 

Dreeaaii,  Councillor.  James  Russell 
Endean  The  political  catechism  for 
1868;  or,  the  verdict  of  facts.  L.  1868. 

Dreltab,  Maistre.  Leonard  Baker. 
Officiate  haadboke  of  ye  Strivelm 
Fancye  Fayre  ...  ye  drawing-man.  1882. 

Drille,  Hearton,  USA  Jeanme  H. 
Grey  Flirtation;  or,  Cupid's  shoulder- 
strap  tactics.  N  Y  187". 

Dropper,  H  Louis  J  Jennings.  Eighty 
years  ot  Republican  government  in  the 
United  States  L.  1868. 

Drugger,  Abel.  John  Hardhan.  The 
fortune  tellers  ...  a  medley,  n  p ,  n.d. 

Druid.  Henry  M.  Flint,  who  wrote 
for  the  "New  York  World"  over  tlie 
signature  "Dnnd." 

Druid,  The.  Henry  Ball  Dixon.  Sad- 
dle and  sirlom;  or,  English  farm  and 
sporting  worthies  L  1870. 

Drait,  Henry.     William  Flint. 

Drury,  Karl.  Edgar  Faiccett.  Chris, 
the  car  conductor;  or,  a  brave  man's 
fight  with  late,  in  the  "Family  Star 
Paper.*'  N. Y.  1884. 

Dryasdust,  The  Key.  Dr.  Sir  Walter 
Scott,  in  the  introduction  to  several  of 
his  novels. 

Drydog,  Doggrel  Charles  Clark* 
September;  or,  sport  and  sporting. 
Colchester,  1S5G. 

Du  Baudtrier,  Sieur.  Jonathan  Swift, 
DJ).  A  new  journey  to  Paris  . . .  trans- 
lated from  the  French.  L.  1711. 

DuboiSj  Alfred.  James  Stuart  Bowes^ 
who,  under  this  pseudonym, "  contributed 
a  number  of  highly  successful  pieces  to 
the  London  stage.*' 

Dubourg,  Antony.  One  of  the  pseu- 
donyms of  Paul  Lacroix. 

Dueaigne,  R  E.  W.  McKendree 
Heath. 

Du  Camp,  Jules  Jules  Lecomte  His- 
toire  de  la  Revolution  de  Fevrier  . . . 
Pans,  1850. 

Ducas,  Theodore.  Charles  Mills. 
Travels  of  ...  in  Italy  at  the  revival  of 
letters  and  art.  L.  1822. 

Ducdame.     Henry  Hooper.     Wash. 


Boltor,M.D,;  or,  the  life  of  an  orator 
...  L.  1872 

Duchess,  The  Mrs.  Maggie  Argles. 
Eossnioyne.  P.  1883 

Duchillon.  Louis  Dutens  Memoirs 
of  a  traveller,  now  in  retirement  .  .  L 
1806. 

Duckworth,  Dr.  DocUmus,  A.  N.  Q. 
Asa  Gi  eene  The  life  and  adventures  of 
. .  .  KY  1833. 

Dudley,  Arthur.  Mine.  J fane  Pau- 
line Hose,  (Stewart)  Blaze  de  Bitri/,  who, 
from  the  age  of  18  years,  under  the 
pseudonyms  of  "Arthur  Dudley"  and 
"Maurice  Flassan,"  has  published  a  con- 
siderable number  of  critical  articles  and 
novels  in  the  "  Bevue  de  Paris "  and  in 
the  "  Revue  des  Deux-Mondes  " 

Dudley,  Dorothy  Mrs  Mary  Wd- 
hams  (Greeley)  Q-oodridge. 

Dadu.  Miss  Julia  Fietcher.  Kismet. 
B  187-. 

Duff,  R  Rev.  Richard  Gifford,  in  the 
"Gent,  Mag." 

D'Uflfey,  Mr  Thomas  D'Uifey.  The 
Houbble  Bubbles  ...  L.  1720. 

Duffle,  Thomas.  John  Gait  The 
steamboat.  Edinb.  1822. 

Dufour,  Pierre.  Paul  Lacroix.  L'his- 
torre  de  la  prostitution  .  .  .  Brussels, 
1861. 

J>ufour<3[uet,  Thalaris.  Mme.  Jenny 
JDufourquet  JBastide  Un  drame  au  palais 
des  Tuileries.  Paris,  1832. 

Duggeuij  DIonysius  William  Ma- 
ginn,in  the  London  "Literary  Gazette/' 
182- 

Duke  of  Scampington.  E.  (J.  &> 
Murray,  The  member  for  Paris.  L. 
1871, 

Dumpling-Eater,  A  Rev.  Thomas 
Stona.  A  letter  to  the  Norfolk  militia . . . 
L- 1759. 

Dunajew,  Wanda  von  Aurora  von 
Sacker-Mct-socL  Boraan  einer  tugendhaf- 
ten  Frau,  und  Echter  Hermelin.  18-. 

Dundreary,  I»ord.  Charles  Kvngsley. 
Speech  of  Lord  D.  in  section  D.  ...  on 
the  great  Hippocampus  Question.  Camb, 


Dunheved  Alfred  Fartklny  Bobbins, 
in  his  contributions  to  the  "East  Corn- 
wall Times  "  (Launceston,  Eng  ). 

Dunn,  Alken  Thomas  C.  Lotto,  in 
the  Brooklyn  "Times." 

Dunn,  Deborah.  Mrs.  Frank  R 
Stockton,  in  her  contributions  to  various 
periodicals. 

Dunshunner,  Augustus  Keginald, 
Esq.,  of  St.  Mlrrens,  William  Edrnon- 
stowe  Avtoun.  Tales  in  "Blackwood," 
1870. 


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D-nt-n,  Mr  Mr  Danton.  Neck  or 
nothing :  a  consolatory  letter  from  .  . . 
to  Mr  C[u]rll,  upon  liis  being  tost  in  a 
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Samuel  Wesley  C2). 

Dupe,  Johnny.  John  Hancock,  in  a 
letter  from  a  loyalist  in  Boston  to  Dr. 
Church 

Duplessis,  Arm  and.  Edmond  Den- 
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Pans,  1864. 

Dupre.    Edmond  Dennis  de  Manne. 

Durand,  Pierre  Eugene  Gkiinot,  who 
edited  the  "  Siecle,"  Pans,  till  1848,  un- 
der this  pseudonym,  and  at  the  same 
time  produced  vaudevilles  under  that  of 
*'  Paul  Vermond." 

Durangelo,  R.  Arnold  Huge.  Bianca 
della  Rocca  1869 

D'TJrfey,  Young.  Frederick  Forrest. 
A  rattle  for  grown  children  .  .  L.  1766. 

Durocher,  Leon  Marie  Roch  Louis 
Reybaudt  who,  under  this  pseudonym, 
•contributed  to  the  "National"  (Paris). 

Dusenbury,  V.  Hugo.  Henry  C. 
Bunner,  editor  of  "Puck"  (N.T.). 


Dustwich,  Jonathan.  Tobias  Geotge 
Smollett.  The  expedition  of  Humphrey 
Clinker  .  .  .  L  1794. 

Dusty.  Willard  G  Nash.  A  century 
of  gossip ;  or,  the  real  and  the  seeming 
New  England  life.  Chic.  1876 

Dutiful  Son,  A.  Thomas  George  Fon- 
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Duverney,  Jacques.  L'Ahb€  Casimir 
Ulysse  J.  Chevalier.  Ge*ologie  contempo- 
raine.  Tours,  1867. 

Dux,  Irax.  Mrs.  Anna  HoIyoLe 
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the  "Household"  (Brattleboro,  Vt.). 

D\vight,  Jasper.  William  Duane.  Let- 
ter to  George  Washington  ...  P.  1796. 

Dy,  W.  H.  William  H.  Darby.  Bap- 
tism and  the  conflict  of  indwelling  sin ... 
L  1859. 

Dyce,  Gilbert.  Percy  Heiherington 
Fitzgerald.  Bella  Donna;  or,  the  cross 
before  the  name .  a  romance.  By  . . . 
L.  1864 

Dyson,  Mr.  Her.  Sydney  Smith.  Mr. 
T).'s  speech  to  the  freeholders  on  reform. 
35th  ed.  L.  1831. 


€.  Isaac  Williams.  —  See  "a"  (under 
*«  Alpha  "). 

E.  Dr.  William  Heberden,  in  his  con- 
tributions to  the  "Athenian  Letters"  . . . 
L.  1741-43. 

E  Rev.  Thomas  Keble,  one  of  the  con- 
tributors to  "Tracts  for  the  Times/'  L. 
1840-48 

E  Margarita  Ernesta  Napollont  her 
signature  in  the  "  Sibero  Pensiero." 

E.  rAo7nasjErsfone,LordErskme.  The 
fanner's  vision.  L.  1819. 

E.,  Redruth.  Richard  Edmonds,  Jun. 
Proposed  reformation  of  the  laws  of 
England,  in  the  "Cornish  (Eng.)  Maga- 
zine," 1828. 

E.  A.  Samuel  Adams,  in  the  "  Boston 
Gazette/'  Feb.  27, 1769. 

E.,  A.  Reo.  Arthur  Ellis.  — See  "A 
Layman." 

E.  C.  George  Mackenzie,  Earl  of  Cro- 
marty.  An  abstract  of  what  was  spoken 
in  Parliament,  n.p.  1705. 

E.,  C.  Charlotte  Elliot.  Hours  of 
sorrow  cheered  and  comforted ...  L. 


E.,  C.,  3MLD.  Charles  Lamb  (?),  in 
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E.,  D.  Sir  David  Ersldne.  Annals 
and  antiquities  of  Dryburgh  and  other 


places  on  the  Tweed.  By ...  Kelso, 
1838. 

E.,  D.  David  Esdaile,  D.D.  Contri- 
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E.  G-.  Rev.  Edmond  Hogan.  The  his- 
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1653.  Edited  by...  Dublin,  1873. 

E.,  G-  S,  George  Samuel  Emerson.  A 
sketch  of  the  life  of  Francis  William 
Greenwood.  From  the  "Monthly  Relig- 
ious Magazine/'  B.  1847. 

E.,  H.  Sir  Henry  Charles  Engkfield. 
Description  of  a  method  of  taking  the 
differences  of  right  ascension  and  decli- 
nation . . .  Bath,  1788. 

E.  H.  C.  M.  Rev.  Nathan  Davi*. 
Israel's  true  emancipation.  L.  1852. 

The  letters  E.  H.  O.  M.  stand  for  "  Editor 
•Hebrew  Christiana*  Magazine.' " 

E.,  J.  James  Eliat  i.e.t  John  Lamb, 
Charles's  brother.  —  See  Lamb's  "Eiia," 
a  My  relations," 

E.,  J.  John  Evelyn.  The  charters  of 
the  city  of  London  ...  L.  1738. 

E.,  J.  Jonathan  Ellis.  The  justice  of 
the  present  war  against  the  French . , . 
Newport,  R.I.,  1755. 

E,  J.,  Esq.  John  Elsitvn.  Epigrams 
upon  the  paintings  of  the  most  eminent 
masters  ...  L.  1700. 


E 


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E ,  J.  C.  J  O.  Ercl.  The  Irish  Ec- 
clesiastical Register  .  . .  Dublin,  1817 

E.,  Ij.  Louis  Engel,  in  his  musical 
criticisms  contributed  to  the  "World" 
(L.). 

E.,  lj.  Mrs.  L.  Edwards,  Dial  of 
meditation  and  prayer.  L.  1858. 

E.,  I*.  Eleanor  Eden.  Easton  and  its 
inhabitants  ...  L.  1858 

E.  IJ.  Mrs.  Lydia  Lillybridge  Simons. 
Leisure  hours;  or,  desultory  pieces  in 
prose  and  verse  Calcutta,  1846. 

E.,  M.  Matthias  Earbery.  Elements 
of  policy,  civil  and  ecclesiastical . . . 
L.  1716 

E.  31.  E.  E.  E.  Milliard.  Random 
casts ;  or,  odds  and  ends  from  an  angler's 
note-book.  KY.  1878. 

E.  M  S    Rev.  James  Dallaway,  F.S.A. 

"  ^Ir.  Dallaway  was  an  occasional  correspond- 
ent to  the  'Gentleman's  Magazine'  under  the 
signature 'E  M.S.'  (Earl  Marshal's  Secretary), 
and  he  \\  rote  several  essays  under  the  same  sig- 
nature m  the  '  General  Chi  omcle  and  Literary 
Magazine,'  published  in  1811-12  " 

E.,  O  A.  OlafA.  Ericsson  A  cruise 
under  six  flags.  By...  P.  188S. 

E.,  P.  G.  Sir  Philip  de  Malpas  Grey 
Egerton.  Grillion's  Club,  from  its  origin 
in  1812  to  its  fiftieth  anniversary.  By 
. .  .  L.  1880. 

E.,  B  W.  Ralph  Waldo  Emerson. 
The  wanderer:  a  colloquial  poem  By 
William  Ellery  Chanmng.  B.  1871. 
[The  preface  signed  "  R.  W.  E."]. 

E,  T.  Thomas  Edwards.  Free  and 
candid  thoughts  on  the  Doctrine  of  Pre- 
destination. By ...  Author  of  the 
«C[a]n[o]ns  of  Cr[i]t[i]c[i]sm."  L. 
1761. 

E.  T.,  Gent.  Simon  Bermgton.  The 
memoirs  of  Sigr.  Gaudentio  di  Lucca  .  „ . 
L.  1737. 

E.,  W.  William  Eaton.  Interesting 
detail  of  the  operations  of  the  American 
fleet  in  the  Mediterranean  [1804]. 
Springfield,  Mass.,  1805. 

Earl,  The.  George  Robert  Charles 
Herbert,  13th  Earl  of  Pembroke.  South 
Sea  bubbles,  by ...  and  the  Doctor 
[George  Henry  Kingsley].  L  1872. 

Early  Settler,  An.  Lt.  Col.  Samuel 
Strickland.  Twenty-seven  years  in  Can- 
ada West;  or,  the  experience  of  ...  L. 
1853. 

Earnest,  Elsie.  Mrs.  Jf.  V.  Scruggs. 
Sketches.  Bait.  1874. 

East  Anglian,  An.  Charles  Feist. 
Thoughts  in  rhyme.  L.  1825. 

Eastwood,  Frances.  Mrs.  D.  C* 
Kneveh.  Geoffrey  the  Lollard.  N.Y.1870. 

Easy,  James.  James  Heywood,  in  a 
letter  to  the  «  Spectator"  (No.  268). 


Eben-ezer.  Rev.  Ebenez&r  Akhed. 
The  little  book  . . .  Derbyshire,  1811 

Ebn  Osn.  Benjamin  Stephenson.  At- 
tempts at  poetry.  L.  1807. 

Ebony.  William  Blackwood,  a  humor- 
ous appellation  applied  to  him  by  James 
Hogg  in  the,;ez/  d'esprit  "The  Chaldee 
Ms  ,"  which  appeared  in  "  Blackwood's 
Magazine"  for  October,  1817. 

Eboracus  W.  W.  Broom  Great 
and  grave  questions  for  American  poli- 
ticians ...  B.  1866 

Eccletus.  Luke  Howard  A  few 
notes  on  a  letter  to  the  Archbishops  and 
Bishops  of  the  Church  of  England  .  . 

Echard,  L.  Samuel  Pegge.  On  the 
promiscuous  use  of  singulars  and  plurals 
among  the  Latin  poets,  "Gent.  Mag./' 
1790,  p.  785, —  See  "Gent.  Mag," 
LXVI,p  1083 

Echo,  Oliver.  S.  D.  Forbes,  in  his 
contributions  to  the  "Evening  Wiscon- 
sin." 

Ecir  Pi  of.  Isaac  L.  Rice,  in  the 
"Philadelphia  Bulletin"  Author  of 
"  What  is  Music  *  "  N.  Y.  187-. 

Eclea-Nobj-moni  Benjamin  Coole. 
A  letter  from  a  gentleman  in  the  city  to 
his  kinsman  in  the  country.  L  1705. 

Ecneps,  Phesoi     Joseph  Spence. 

"In  1764  he  was  well  portrayed  by  Mr. 
James  Kidley,  in  his  admiiable  'Tales  of  the 
G-enii,'  under  the  name  of  '  Phesoi  Ecneps  (his 
cwnnameread  baekwai  ds)  Dervish  of  the  Groves, 
and  a  panegyrical  letter  fiom  him  to  that  ingen- 
ious racialist,  under  the  same  signature,  is  inser- 
ted in  *  Letters  of  Eminent  Persons,'  Vol.  HI., 
p.  139." 

Edax.  Charles  Lamb,  in  his  essay  on 
"Appetite,"  contributed  to  the  "Re- 
flector." 

Edgar,  Sir  John.  Sir  Richard  ISteele. 
"In  January,  1720,  he  began  a  paper 
under  the  name  of  Sir  John  Edgar  called 
the  'Theatre/  which  he  continued 
every  Tuesday  and  Saturday  till  the  5th 
of  April  following/' 

Edgerton,  Wild.     Brock  Me  Vtcker. 

Edianez,  Anna.  Mile  Ztnaide  Marie 
Anne  Fleuuot,  who  has  written  stories- 
under  the  above  pseudonym  which  have 
found  great  favor  among  French  readers. 

Edinburgh  Burgess  of  1786,  An. 
John  Gladstone.  The  justice  and  expedi- 
ency of  the  plan  contained  in  a  report 
addressed ...  to  the  Chancellor  of  the 
Exchequer  . . .  Edinb  1836. 

Editor,  An.  Lewis  G-aylord  Clark. 
Knicknacks  from  an  editor's  table.  N.Y. 
1853. 

Editor,  The,  Ambrose  Eccles.  The 
plays  of  King  Lear  and  Cymbeline.  By 


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William  Shakspear.  With  notes  and 
illustrations,  selected  ...  by ...  L.  1801. 

Editor  of  "BelTs  Life  in  London/' 
The.  Frank  L.  Downing  Pights  for  the 
championship  L.  1860. 

Editor  of  "Chrysal/5  The  Charles 
'Johnston.  The  history  of  Arsaees,  Prince 
ofBetlis.  By.  .  Dublin,  1774-75. 

Editor  of  "Columella,"  "Euge- 
nius,"  The.  Rev  Richard  Graves.  The 
reveries  of  solitude  .  L.  1793 

Editor  of  "  Dodsley's  Collection  of 
Old  Plays/'  The  Isaac  Reed.  The 
plays  of  William  Shakspeare  .  . .  The 
third  edition,  revised  and  augmented  by 
.  .  L  1785. 

Editor  of  the  "Examiner,"  The. 
(James  Henry)  Leigh  Hunt.  The  "Re- 
flector," a  quarterly  magazine,  on  sub- 
jects of  philosophy,  politics,  and  the  lib- 
eral arts.  Conducted  by  ...  L.  1811. 

Editor  of  the  "Glossary  of  Archi- 
tecture/' The.  John  Henry  Parker. 
Some  account  of  domestic  architecture 
in  England,  from  Richard  II.  to  Henry 
Vin.  . . .  Oxford,  1859. 

Editor  of  "Kind  Words,"  The. 
Benjamin  Clailce.  The  life  of  Jesus,  for 
young  people.  By  ...  L,  1868. 

Editor  of  "  King  Lear/'  The.  Charles 
Jennens  The  tragedy  of  King  Lear,  as 
lately  published,  vindicated  . . .  L.  1772. 

Editor  of  "Life  in  Normandy," 
The  J.  F.  Campbell.  A  short  Ameri- 
can tramp  in  the  fall  of  1854,  by  ... 
Edmb.  1865. 

Editor  of  "Notes  and  Queries," 
The  William  John  Thorns.  The  E.  of 
"  Notes  and  Queries  "  and  his  friend,  Mr. 
Singer;  or,  the  questionable  credit  of 
that  periodical.  L.  1856.  By  William 
Robinson  Arrowsmith. 

Editor  of  "Once  a  Week,"  The. 
Eneas  Sweetland  Dallas.  The  Stowe- 
Byron  controversy  .  .  L.  1869. 

Editor  of  "Salmagundi/'  The. 
George  Suddesford.  I/es  champignons 
du  Diable;  or,  imperial  mushrooms:  a 
mock-heroic  poem  ...  L.  1805. 

Editor  of  a  "  Quarterly  Review," 
The.  William  Frederick  Deacon.  War- 
reniana  ...  L.  1824. 

Editor  of  that  Edition,  The.  Rev. 
William  West.  A  few  words  in  reply  to 
the  "British  Quarterly  Review "  on  the 
new  edition  of  Archbishop  Leighton's 
works.  By  ...  L.  1870. 

Editor  of  that  Journal,  The.  Jo- 
seph Gurney  JBevan  (? ).  A  vindication  of 
the  American  Colonization  Society  and 
the  Colony  of  Liberia.  Extracted  from 
the  "  Herald  of  Peace."  By ...  L.  1832. 


Editor  of   that    Periodical,  Tne. 

Samuel  Gardner  Drake.  Review  of 
"Winthrop's  Journal,  as  edited  and  pub- 
lished by  the  Hon.  James  Savage  .  . . 
Prepared  for  ...  the  "  New  England 
Historical  and  Genealogical  Register." 
By  .  .  B  1854. 

Editor  of  the  "Adventures  of  a 
Guinea/' -  The.  Charles  Johnston.  The 
history  of  John  Juniper,  Esq.,  anas  Juni- 
per Jack ...  L.  1781. 

Editor  of  the  "Annals  of  Agricul- 
ture," The  Arthur  Young.  National 
danger,  and  the  means  of  safety.  By  ... 
L.  1708. 

Editor  of  the  "Aurora."  Benjamin 
Franklin  Bache  Truth  will  out!  The 
foul  charges  of  the  Tones  against  .  .  . 
repelled  .  .  P  1798. 

Editor  of  the  "Boston  Daily  Ad- 
vertiser/'The.  Nathan  Hale  Remarks 
on  ...  a  railroad  . . .  from  Boston  to  the 
Connecticut  River  ...  B.  1827. 

Editor  of  the  "British  Workman," 
The.  T.  B  Smytkies.  Stones  about 
horses.  Compiled ...  L.  1876. 

Editor  of  the  "Canadian  Free- 
man," The.  Francis  Collins.  An 
abridged  view  of  the  Alien  Question 
unmasked  . .  .  York,  U.C  ,  1S26. 

Editor  of  the  "3Ianchester  Her- 
ald/' The  Joseph  Aston.  Metrical 
records  of  Manchester  L.  1822. 

Editor  of  the  "Monthly  Reposi- 
tory," The.  Rev.  Robert  Aspland.  The 
Christian  Reformer  .  .  .  Hackney. 
1815. 

Editor  of  the  "National,"  The. 
George  Jacob  Holyoake.  The  life  of 
Thomas  Paine  ...  L.  1847. 

Editor  of  the  "Newport  Mercury," 
The.  George  CJtamplin  Mason.  Newport 
illustrated  in  a  series  of  pen  and  pencil 
sketches.  By ...  ST.Y.  1854. 

Editor  of  the  "Port  Folio/'  The. 
John  E.  Ball  Memoirs  of  eminent  per- 
sons, with  portraits  and  facsimiles :  writ- 
ten, and  in  part  selected  ...  P.  1827, 

Editor  of  the  "Spiritual  Quixote/* 
The.  Rev.  Richard  Graves.  The  coali- 
tion; or,  the  opera  rehears'd:  a  com- 
edy. ..  L.  1794. 

Editor  v.  Publisher.  Edward  Wat- 
ford v.  Elliot  Stock.  A  short  narrative 
of  his  editorial  connection  with,  the  "An- 
tiquary," in  1879-80;  by  E.  Walford.  L. 

Editors  of  the  «  Children's  Priend/' 
The.  Rev.  William  Wilson.  One  hun- 
dred hieroglyphic  Bible  readings  for  the 
young.  Compiled  by ...  Ir.  1869. 

Edmund,  The  Bight  Rev.,  Bishop 


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before  the  Society  for  Propagation  of 
the  Gospel  in  Foreign  Parts^  1757.  L. 
1757 

Edwards,  John  H.  John  Edward 
Ha  fines,  with  Charles  Hajnes^  author  of 
"  Star  of  hope,"  *'  Sabbath-schooL  songs  " 
X  Y.  1ST-.  Also  in  his  contributions  to 
periodical  literature. 

Efendi,  Murad.  Franz  von  Wernci. 
Balladen  und  Bilder.  1879 

Effessea.  Francis  Swell  Cole.  Oce- 
amca,  etc.  Southampton,  1871. 

Effingham,  C,  Esq.  John  JSsten 
Coole.  The  Virginia  comedians;  or,  old 
days  in  the  Old  Dominion  ...  NT. 
1855. 

Egmont.  Et.  Michel  Masse,  in  his  con- 
tributions to  "  Le  Courrier  du  Bas-Rhin," 

Eg—t,  J  ,  E — I  of  John,  Earl  of  Eg- 
mont.  A  letter  from  a  person  of  distinc- 
tion to  tke  right  hon. .  .  L  1749. 

An  answer  to  three  pamphlets,  of  which  Lord 
Egmont  was  the  reputed  author.  The  "Monthly 
Keview."  Vol.  I.,  1849,  p  23S, 

Ego  Gabriel  Norbert  Eilliari,  in  his 
contributions  to  "La  Monde  Illustre" 
{Paris). 

Egyptian  Kafir,  An.  Samuel  Bailey. 
Letters  of  .  on  a  Yisit  to  England  in 
search  of  a  religion  ...  L.  1839. 

Egyptus.  Joseph  Parrish  Thompson, 
STD. 

Eight  Clergymen,  Rev.  Hugh  Stow- 
dl,  Rev.  John  Gale,  etc.  The  Churchman 
armed.  A  course  of  lectures  ...  L, 
1864. 

Ettni,  C.  WiUzJxis.  Charles  Wilkin& 
Webber.  Instinct,  reason,  and  imagina- 
tion, in  the  "  Democratic  Review  w  Vol. 
16,  p.  408. 

JBAAXISTpS.  Thotws  Foster  Bar- 
ham.  Reliquiae  Series;  or,  Christian 
musings  . .  Short  pieces  in  verse.  By . . . 

Elag-nitin,  J.  Joseph  Nightingale. 
Mock  heroics,  on  snuff,  tobacco,  and  gin, 
and  a  rhapsody  on  an  inkstand.  L.  1822. 

El  Atcfcfcy.  Lyman  Hotchkiss  Bagg. 
His  signature  in  the  Jsf.Y  "Graphic," 
April,  1873,  and  in  the  K.T.  "World/' 
April,  1878. 

Elberp.  George  Henry  PreUe,  ^hose 
first  article,  composed  in  his  14th  year, 
appeared  in  the  "  Experiment,"  Portland, 
Me ,  under  this  nom  de  plume. 

Eld,  Oeorge  ./o^»  Taylor,  the 
water-poet.  Superbise  flagellumj  or, 
the  \phip  of  pride.  L.  1621. 

Elder  of  tlie  Church  of  Scotland, 
An,  Hugh  Barclay.  A  plea  for  Chris- 
tian union,  by  ...  JEdinb.  185-. 

Eldon,  JDr.  Abraham.  Thomas 


The  Continental  traveller's  oracle  . 
L. 1828. 

Elector,  An.  JSenry  Romilly  Public 
responsibility  and  rote  by  ballot.  L 

Elector  in  1771,  An.  Samuel  Adams, 
in  the  "Boston  Gazette/'  May  20, 1771 

Eleomora.  Eleanor  Butler.  "Gay 
Eleoaora's  smile,3'  in  Anna  Seward's 
"Llangollen  Yale." 

Eleven  Sophomores.  "  Harry/1  by 
a  F.  Thwing,-  tcThe  bear/5  by  B.  0 
Peirce;  "Rose  Bud's  story/'  by  *S.  B. 
Stiles;  "Jamie's  mice/'  by  C  H,  Rar~ 
rows;  " Santa  Clau&'s  deer/5  by  G.  S 
Pine;  "Maggie's  walk"  by  ^f,  Hmlleij ; 
"Chicken's  mistake/'  by  C.  A.  Dickin- 
son; "About  the  stars,"  by  W.  E.  Page; 
"Bertie's  dream,"  by  F.  A  Stimson; 
"Bumble's  first  day  at  work,"  by  T*  C. 
Williams;  "Bronco,"  by  A.  A  Whee- 
ler Stories  for  children  B.  1875. 

J^lfiiL.  Miss  Georyiana  Ve7~rall.  A 
Cornish  ghost  story.  A  nightjs  adven- 
tures at  the  Devil's  Stile;  or,  Jacky 
Trevose  and  Mary  Treyean,  By  "  E." 
Truro,  1862. 

BLfrlda.  Mrs.  Elizabeth  (Simpson)  Tnc7i- 
lald,  in  Beloc's  "Sexagenarian/*  H.  394 
2de<i.  L.  1818 

JClhegos.  Mbridge  Henry  Goss,  in  his 
contributions  to  the  "Boston  AdTertiser/' 
etc  ,  from  1870 

Elia.  Charles  Lamb,  in  the  celebrated 
"essays"  contributed  to  the  "London 
Magazine/'  1820-25. 

"The  adoption  of  the  signature  waspurely  acci. 
dental.  His  first  contribution  AV»S  a  description 
of  the  Old  South  Sea  House,  —where  Lanib  had 
passed  a  few  months'  novitiate  as  a  clerk  thirty 
years  before,— and  of  its  inmates,  Tvho  had  long 
passed  away;  and,  remembering  the  name  of  a 
gay,  hgbt-hearted  foreignei,  who  had  fluttered 
there  at  that  time»  he  subscribed  hie  name  to  the 
essay.11— T.  N.  TALFOTTRD. 

Elia,  Bridget.  Mary  Lamb,  sister  of 
Charles  Lamb,  'was  the  author  of  "  Mrs. 
JJeicester's  school ...  L.  1808. 

Elia,  James.  John  ILamb,  brother  of 
Charles  Lamb. 

Eliafeim.  Count  ModesU  Gruau  de  la 
Harre.  Les  Yisions  d'Esaie  et  la  nouyelle 
terre  . . .  Rotterdam,  1854. 

Elias-     John  Lingard^  D,D. 

Perhaps  his  signature  in  the  «  Ke-wcastle  Cour. 
ant»"  for  \7hicb,  in  1805,  fce  wrote  a  series  of  let- 
ters >  which  were  afterwards  collected  under  the 
title  of  "Catholic  loyalty  Yindiaated  " ;  or,  more 
probably,  of  his  anonymous  paomhlets  in  his 
controversy  with  the  Biahop  of  JDnrham  and 
others,  1806-13. 

Elie,  Le  Pdre.      Marie  Sfasrimilifn 

MareL    L'esprit  du  sacerdoce.     Paris. 
1818. 
Eliot,  George     J/rs.  Marian  (Evans 


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Lewes)  Gioss.  Scenes  of  clerical  life, 
1858,  Adam  Bede,  1858.  L.  and 
Edinb. 

"  Nor  can  we  omit,  in  concluding  this  notice 
of  a  most  remarkable  book,  some  notice  of  the 
disputes  as  to  ita  authorship  The  newspapeis 
have  been  full  of  them  Mr.  Anders,  rector  of 
Kirkby,  Tvmtes  eaily  in  April  of  this  year  to  as- 
sure the  vi  orld  that  « the  author  of  Adam  Bede 
is  Mr  Liggms,  of  Nuneaton,  Warwickshire,  and 
the  chaiacteis  whom  he  paints  m  Scenes  of  Cler- 
ical Life,  aie  as  familiar  there  as  the  twin  spires 
of  Coventry  '  But  just  as  \re  have  satisfied  our 
minds  that  this  is  the  true  state  of  the  case,  and 
are  feeling  greatly  obliged  to  Mr.  Anders,  a 
wrathful  letter  from  '  G-eorge  Eliot '  disturbs 
us;  asking  (not  nnreasonably)  whether  *  the  act 
of  publishing  a  book  deprives  a  man  of  all  claim 
to  the  courtesies  usual  amongst  gentlemen?' . . . 
Then  some  gentleman  is '  receiving  subscriptions ' 
as  the  ilj-used  author  of  Adam  Bede.  Finally, 
the  Messrs  Blackwood,  turning  at  last  to  throw 
a  stone,  declare  that, '  those  works  are  not  writ- 
ten by  Mr.  Liggins,  or  by  any  one  with  a  name 
like  Liggms7 . . .  ITow,  upon  all  this  we  have 
only  to  remark,  that  we  cordially  agree  in  the 
dictum  of  Mr.  Eliot,  that  *  the  attempt  to  pry 
into  what  IB  obviously  meant  to  be  withheld.,  — 
his  name,— is  quite  indefensible.'" — Edinb. 
Reo ,  1859. 

Eliza.  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Carter.  The 
name  under  which  she  began  to  contrib- 
ute verses  to  the  "Gent.  Mag.,"  at  the 
age  of  seventeen. 

Eliza.  Mrs.  Eliza  Jane  (Poitevent) 
Nicholson,  in  her  contributions  to  the 
"Times-Democrat"  /New  Orleans, La.). 

Eliza.  Anne  Elisabeth  (Petitpam) 
Voiait.  L'Algerien.  Paris,  1816. 

Eliza.  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Draper.  Let- 
ters from  E.  to  Yorick  [Laurence 
Sterne].  L.  1775. 

Elizaphan  of  Parnach.  Benjamin 
Church,  MJD.  Liberty  and  property  vin- 
dicated, and  the  St — pm— n  burnt  .  .  . 
B.  1706. 

Ellen  Mrs  Rebecca  S.  (Reed)  Nich- 
ols, whose  earliest  poems  were  published 
in  the  Louisville  "News  Letter/'  under 
this  nom  de  plume. 

Ellen  Louise.  Mrs.  Ellen  Louise 
(Chandler)  Moulton,  who,  in  1841,  com- 
menced furnishing  prose  contributions  to 
the  periodicals  under  this  nom  de  plume. 

Ellen  of  Exeter.  Mrs.  Anne  Maria 
Mackenzie.  The  Neapolitan ;  or,  the  test 
of  integrity.  L.  1796. 

Ellersberg,  Eduard.  Editard  Zie- 
hen.  Gaston  von  Ronac.  186-. 

Ellice,  Liuey.  Miss  Ellen  Moriarty. 
One  of  the  noms  de  plume  under  which 
she  wrote  for  Miles  O'Reilly's  «  Citizen/' 

Elling,  Franz  von.    Karl  Muller. 

Elliot,  Edith.  Mrs.  Anna  Holyoke 
(Cutts)  Howard,  in  her  contributions  to 
the  "Household"  (Brattleboro,  Vt.). 

Elliot,  Madge.    Maraaret  Eytinge. 

Elliott.     Samuel  Elliott  Cones.     Ke- 


marks  on  the  Bunker  Hill  monument . .  . 
Portsmouth,  N.H ,  1840 

Elliott,  Elinor.    Mia  S.  Sat  gent. 

Elliott,  Ruth.  Miss  Lilhe  Peck.  A 
voice  from  the  sea  ...  L.  1876. 

Elloie  Miss  Zoda  Stith.  Poems. 
Nashville,  Tenn.,  1869. 

Ellsworth.  Elmer  E  Wadman,  in 
his  contributions  to  various  periodicals 
of  Boston,  Mass.,  etc. 

Ellwood,  Ella.    Men  Shade. 

Elmar,  Karl  Karl  Swiedack.  Die 
Wette  um  ein  Herz.  1841. 

Elmlicht,  Twinrock,  Esq.  Thomas 
Peter  Mitchell.  Theophania ;  or,  a  Scrip- 
tural view  of  the  manifestation  of  the 
Logos,  or  pre-existent  Messiah  .  .  .  L. 
1857. 

Elmwood.    James  Russell  Lowell. 

Elxnwood,  Elnathan,  ESQ.  Asa 
Greene.  A  Yankee  among  the  Nullifiers : 
autobiography.  N.Y.  1833. 

Elocution  Walker  John  Walker* 
A  name  given  to  him  from  his  being  a 
distinguished  teacher  of  elocution. 

Elokta  Ttenrub.     Athole  Burnett. 

Elon.  Dt.  Linnaeus  B.  Anderson,  in 
his  contributions  to  the  "State"  (Rich- 
mond, Va ). 

The  pseudonym  is  an  anagram  of  SToel  (Va.), 
his  residence. 

El  Penseroso.  G.  F.  Lanigan,  a 
Canadian  writer,  who,  under  this  signa- 
ture, contributed  to  the  "  Western  Jour- 
nal." 

Elvira  Mrs.  Perkins.  Harp  of  the 
willows.  B.  1858. 

Elysio,  Filinto.  Francisco  Manoel  do 
Nascimento,  among  whose  works,  pub- 
lished under  this  assumed  name,  are  a 
number  of  odes  and  a  translation  of  La 
Fontaine's  "Fables." 

Emajmel,  Christian,  Esq.  George 
Ensor.  Janus  on  Sion ;  or,  past  and  to- 
come  ...  L.  1816 

Embryo  "  Harvest  Man,"  An.  Jere- 
miah Bigg.  Quakerieties,  by ...  L. 
1888. 

Embryo  M.P ,  An.  —  North.  Anti- 
Coningsby ;  or,  the  new  generation  grown 
old.  L.1844. 

Emeff.  Mary  Flagg,  in  the  €t  Home 
Journal/' 

Emendator.  Caleb  Whitefoord.  Ad- 
vice to  editors  of  newspapers.  L.  1799. 

Emeritus.  Mr.  Prower.  The  Militia- 
man at  home  and  abroad  . . ,  L.  1857. 

Emeritus  Professor,  An.  J.  L.  H. 
McCracken.  The  art  of  making  poetry 
by ...  in  the  2d  number  of  the  "  Knick- 
erbocker/' 

Emerson,  Sir   James.     Sir  James 


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Emerson     Tennent.      Letters    from    the 
jEgean  or  Grecian  Islands.    L.  1829. 

Assumed  the  name  of  u  Tennent1'  m  1S32. 

Emery,  Marie.  31me.  Vandenbussche. 
Ivan...  ISVF.  1873. 

Emigrant  Samuel  Sidney.  Emi- 
grant's Journal.  L.  1849-50. 

Emigrant,  An.  Adam  Thorn.  Letter 
to  the  Eight  Hon.  E.  G.  Stanley . .  . 
Montreal,  1884. 

Emigrant  Farmer*,  An  Rev.  Joseph 
Abbott.  Memoranda  of  a  settler  in  Lower 
Canada  . . .  Montreal,  1842. 

Emigrant  Mechanic,  An.  Alexan- 
der Harns.  Settlers  and  convicts;  or, 
recollections  of  16  rears'  labour  in  the 
Australian  back-woods  ...  L  1847. 

Emilia  Miss  Pameiia  S.  Vmnmg, 
a  Canadian  poet,  \rho  wrote  for  some 
time  under  this  pen-name  She  was 
afterwards  a  contributor  to  the  "US 
Mag.,"  which  was  merged  in  "  Emerson's 
Mag  "  then  in  "  Emerson  and  Putnam's 
Mag.,"  and  finally  for  several  years  in 
the  "  Great  Bepublic  Mag."  Miss  Tinning 
also  wrote  for  the  "Ladies'  Repository/' 
Cincinnati,  and  the  "  Canadian  illustrated 
Xews,"  Hamilton. 

Emiliane,  Gabriel  d3.  Antonio  Go- 
yin.  Ruses  et  fourberies  des  pretres  et 
des  moines.  Leipsic,  1845. 

Emily.  Miss  Emily  Angove  Clara 
May;  or,  bring  your  cares  to  Christ. 
Bedruth,  1860. 

Eminent  Citizen  of  Virginia,  An. 
Benjamin  Watlcms  Leigh.  Letters  of 
Algernon  Sydney  in  defence  of  civil 
•liberty.  .  "Richmond,  1830 

Eminent  Collector  in  Edinburgh, 
An.  David  Laing.  Catalogue  of  a  por- 
tion of  the  rare  and  curious  library  of 
...  1850. 

Eminent  Editor,  An.  Sector  Mac- 
neili.  Memoirs  of  the  life  and  character 
of  Gilbert  Purring  , . .  Edinb.  1805. 

Eminent  English  Counsel,  An. 
John  L&ngley.  Observations  on  the  trial 
by  jury  .  .  .  Edinb.  1815. 

Eminent  Ijawyer,  An.  —  Smith. 
The  opinion  of  —  concerning  the  right 
of  appeal  from  the  Vice-Chaneellor  of 
Cambridge  to  the  Senate,  etc  I/.  1751. 

Eminent  Lawyer  of  Connecticut^ 
An.  John  Hooker.  New-England  Loyal 
Publication  Society . . .  Letter,  written 
by  ...  n.p.,  n.d. 

Eminent  Lawyer  of  the  Temple, 
Aa.  Dr.  John  Arbuthnot.  John  Bull's 
lost  Will  and  Testament . . .  2d  ed.  I/. 
1713. 

The  preface  is  signed  *'  Philonomus  Eleuthe- 


Eminent  Literary  Men.  Charles  L 
Flint  and  others.  Eighty  years3  progress 
of  the  United  States  ,  .  -  Hartford, 

•»  Qf3G 

Eminent  Tuner,  An.  Thomas  D'At- 
maine  fr  Co.  D'Almaine  &  Co  's  now 
\rork  upon  the  art  of  tuning  the  piano- 
forte and  harmonium  .  .  L.  1862 

Emma.  Miss  M.  L.  JEvenst,  in  her 
contributions  to  the  "  Globe-Democrat " 
(St.  Louis,  Mo.). 

Emmellne.    Kathinla  (Halem]  Zdz 

Emmeran,  Eusebius.  Geoig  Fried- 
rich  Daitmer 

Emmet,  Elizabeth.  Mrs  Elizabeth 
A.  Coinstocl. 

Enenay  to  Peace,  An.  Jonathan 
Swift,  DD  A  learned  comment  upon 
Dr.  Hare's  excellent  sennon  ...  L 
1711. 

Engelyom,  Van.  Jules  Lecomte. 
Lettres  sur  les  e*criTains  francais  Brux- 
elles,  1837* 

Engineer  upon  that  Expedition, 
An.  Major  Moncnef  A  short  account 
of  the  expedition  against  Quebec,  com- 
manded by  Major-General  Wolfe,  in  the 
year  1759  .  L.  n.d 

English-Catholic,  of  the  Metropoli- 
tan Diocese,  An.  Caleb  Fleming  A 
Catholic-epistle;  or,  pastoral  letter  . . . 
L.  n.d. 

English  Churchman,  An.  T.  H. 
Shaw.  The  consumptive  boy:  a  narra- 
tive by  ...  L.  1854. 

English  Civilian,  An.  William  Wal- 
ton. A  reply  to  two  pamphlets  entitled 
"Illustrations  of  the  Portuguese  Ques- 
tion" ...  and  "The  last  days  of  the 
Portuguese  Constitution  "...  L.  1830 

English  Connaught  Ranger,  AJQ 
Edward  Cooper  The  cure  for  Ireland 
Dublin,  1850. 

English  Critic.,  An.  George  Herbert 
Townsend.  William  Shakespeare  not  an 
imposter.  L.  1857. 

English  Detective,  An  William 
Eussell.  Autobiography  of  ...  By 
"Waters."  L.  1863. 

English  Gentleman,  An.  Wdltam 
Newnham  Blane.  An  excursion  through 
the  United  States  and  Canada  during  the 
years  1822-23,  L.  1824. 

English  Gentleman,  An.  W.  Wind- 
ham.  A  letter  from  . . .  giving  an  ac- 
count of  a  journey  to  the  glaciers  .  . , 
in  Savoy  ...  in  1741,  L.  1744. 

English  Girl,  An.  Anne  Manning, 
Account  of  a  Moravian  settlement  in  the 
Black  Forest.  L.  1858. 

English,  Goliah.  John  Bo?/?e,  Earl 
of  Cork  and  Orrery.  —  See  «  O.  *K/' 


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English  Governess,  The.  Mrs.  Anna, 
Harnette  Leonowens  The  English  gov- 
erness at  the  Siamese  Court.  1862-67. 
B. 1870. 

English  Grammar  School  Head 
Master,  The.  Edward  Rupert  Hum- 
phreys, LLD.  England's  educational 
crisis  ...  L.  1856. 

English  Journalist,  An.  William 
Charles  Mark  Kent  [better  known  as 
Charles  Kent}  What  shall  be  done 
with  Cardinal  "Wiseman'2  An  inquiry. 
By  ...  L  1850 

English  Lady,  An.  Mrs.  A.  Phelps 
'Bay-man  Notes  and  letters  on  the 
American  war.  L.  1864. 

English  Lady,  An.  Mrs.  A.  Saint- 
George  A  sketch  of  the  life  of ... 
Washington  ...  NY,  1834. 

English  Landowner,  An  Sir  Ar- 
tliwi  Hallam  Elton.  An  inquiry  into  the 
alleged  justice  and  necessity  of  the  war 
with  Russia  .  L.  1855. 

English  Merchant,  An  John  Camp- 
bell  The  Spanish  Empire  iu  America  . . . 
L.  1747. 

English  Officer,  An.  Lieut  Col 
Alexander  Jar  dine.  Letters  from  Bar- 
'bary,  Prance,  Spain,  Portugal ...  L. 
1788. 

English  Opium  Eater,  The  Thomas 
De  Quince//.  Confessions  of  an  ...  L. 
1845. 

English  Play-goer,  An  John  Oxen- 
ford,  author  of  "  Robin  Hood  "  an  opera 
...  L  1863. 

English  Priest,  An.  Ret  8.  B. 
Harpei .  The  catholicity  of  the  Church's 
love  and  the  humility  of  her  ceremonial. 
L.  1850. 

English  Republican,  An.  Algernon 
Charles  Swinburne.  Notes  of  ...  on  the 
Muscovite  crusade.  L.  1876 

English  Resident,  An.  T.  IL 
Hughes  Revelations  of  Spam  in  1845 . . . 
L.  1845. 

English  Sappho,  The.  Mrs.  Mary 
Robinson.  The  wild  wreath.  L.  1805. 

English  Sister  of  Mercy,  An.  Miss 
Maiqaret  Goodman.  Experiences  of  ... 
L.  1861. 

English  Sportsman,  The.  Hon. 
Geoige  Charles  G-rantley  Fitz-Hardinge* 
In  the  Western  prairies.  L.  1861. 

English  Terence,  The.  Richard 
Cwnbeiland,  to  whom  Goldsmith  alludes 
in  his  "  Retaliation"  as  "The  Terence  of 
England,  the  mender  of  hearts." 

English  Tory  Sir  Richard  Steele. 
The  Guardian  (No.  128,  Aug.  7,  171S), 
>etc. 

English     Traveller,    An.       Orville 


Dewey.  Letters  of  ...  on  revivals  of 
religion  in  America.  B.  1828. 

English  Traveller,  An.  Martin  Sher 
lock.  New  letters  from  ...  L.  1781. 

English  Traveller,  An.  Rev.  Joseph 
Hunter.  Notes  .  .  .  during  a  two  days' 
sojourn  at  Ober-Wesel  on  the  Rhine.  'L. 
1847. 

English  Traveller  at  Rome,  An. 
Wdham  G-odolphint  Marquis  of  Bland- 
ford.  A  letter  . .  to  his  father,  of  the 
6th  of  May,  1721. 

English  Traveller  in  Spain,  An. 
John  Talbot  Dillon  Letters  ...  on  the 
origin  and  progress  of  poetry  in  that 
kingdom  ...  L.  1781. 

Englishman.  William  Sharp,  Jr. 
Englishman's  remonstrance.  L.  1771. 

Englishman,  An  —  Belton.  An- 
gler in  Ireland;  or,  an  Englishman's 
rambles  through  Connaught  and  Mun- 
ster,  during  the  summer  of  1833.  L. 
1834. 

Englishman,  An.  Thomas  Paine. 
Common  sense ;  addressed  to  the  inhabi- 
tants of  America  ...  P.  1776. 

Englishman,  An.  Samuel  Phillips 
Day.  Down  South;  or,  an  Englishman's 
experience  at  the  seat  of  war,  1861.  L. 
1862. 

Englishman,  An.  Thomas  Gordon, 
Francis,  Lord  Bacon  . .  .  5th  ed.  L. 
1721. 

The  dedication  is  signed  "  BntannicuB." 

Englishman,  An  J.  Dalhnger  The 
general  use  of  machinery  .  .  .  Dalling- 
hoo,  1821. 

Englishman,  An.  Dr.  John  Burton. 
A  genuine  and  true  journal  of  the  most 
miraculous  escape  of  the  Young  Cheva- 
lier ...  L.  1749. 

Englishman,  An.  Philip  Quartt. 
The  hermit;  or,  sufferings  and  other 
adventures  of  ...  L.  1727. 

Englishman,  An.  Henry  Richard 
Vassall  Fox^  3d  Baron  Holland.  Letter 
to  a  Neapolitan  from  ...  L.  1818. 

Englishman,  An.  Dr.  John  Jebb.  A 
letter  to  Sir  William  Meredith  upon  the 
subject  of  subscription  to  the  liturgy 
.  . .  L.  1772. 

Englishman,  An.  John  Cam  Hob- 
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Eye- Witness,  An.  Edward  Burk. 
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Eye-Witness,  An.  Charles  Lamb. 
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p.  —  Favell,  who  left  Cambridge 
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who  was  a  house-painter  there.  —  See 
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F.  Barren  Field.  —  See  Lamb's  "  Elia," 
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F  Sir  George  Prevost,  Bart.,  one  of  the 
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F.  Thomas  Ignatius  Maria  Forster. 
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F.  William  C.  Folger.  Memoir  of  the 
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F.  Edward  Fillebrown.  Richard  Grant 
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F.  and  F.,  J  F.  James  Frederic  Fer- 
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1853,  p.  267,  and  August,  1855,  p.  161. 

F.  A  C  T.  Osborne  Howes,  Boston 
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F ,  A.  P.  Alexander  Penrose  Forbes. 
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F.,  B  Benjamin  Furly(1).  The  light 
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English  by ...  L.  1811. 

F.,  B.,  Esq.  Barron  Field.  —  See 
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F.,  C.  diaries  File,  in  his  contribu- 
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F.,  O.  Charles  James  Fox.  Epistle 
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F.  C ,  The.  William  Makepeace  Thack- 
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F.,  C.  &  E.  C.  Catharine  Foster  and 
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F.,  Hon.  C.  J.  Hon.  Charles  James 
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...  L.  1782. 

F.,  E.  Edgar  Fawcett,  in  his  contri- 
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F.,  E.    Edward  Fillebrow*>     The  biog- 


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1882. 

F ,  E  Mrs  E.  Fletcher.  Elidure  and 
Edward  ...  L.  1825 

F ,  E.  E.  Field  A  manual  of  devo- 
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F.,  E.  Ebenezei  Forsyth.  Shakespeare  ; 
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F ,  E ,  Jr.  Edward  Fell,  Jr.,  in  the 
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F.,  E.  E.  Elizabeth  E.  Flagg.  Little 
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F.,  E.  T.  Edward  Tat/lor  Fletcher.  — 
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F ,  E.  W.  Edwin  Wdkins  Field.  On 
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F,  F.  Francis  Fauqmer,  An  essay 
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F.,  F.  Frederick  Fi/sh.  Nature's  voice 
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F.  F.  of  the  Cedars.  Henry  William 
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F.,  GrevUle,  of  Barnes.  Greville 
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F.,  G.  H.  Granville  Hamilton  Forbes. 
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F.,  H.  Henry  Foley.  —  See  "  A  Mem- 
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F.,  H.  Hi.  Henrietta  Louisa  Farrer. 
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F.,  H.  B.  Henry  Ralph  Francis.  The 
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F.,  J.  John  Fransham.  An  exact  ac- 
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F.,  J.  John  Forster.  Memorials  of 
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F.,  J.  James  Freeman,  S.T.D.  Re- 
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F ,  J  G.  A  J  G-.  A.  Forster.  A 
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F.,  K  J.  K.  J.  Fmlaij  By  the  loch 
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F,  M.  F.  E.  Alary  Fiances  Elizabeth 
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F.,  M.  H  Mrs.  M.  H.  Fiske,  in  her 
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F,  N.  Nicholas  French.  — See  "A. 
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F.,  N.  L.  Nathaniel  Langdon  Fi  othing- 
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F.,  O  Oran  Follett.  The  Shakes- 
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0.,  1879. 

F.,  O.  Hi  Mrs.  Olive  Leonard  Foster, 
who  for  40  years  responded  to  number- 
less solicitations  for  an  original  hymn  or 
poem,  and  contributed  to  numerous 
newspapers  and  magazines  under  these 
initials. 

F,  P.,  Minister  of  the  Church  of 
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F.,  R.  Richard  Frankum.  The  bee 
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F.,  R.  Richard  Finch.  Seasonable 
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F.,  R ,  Gent.  Robert  Forbes.  Ajax . 
his  speech  to  the  Grecian  knabbs ;  from 
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F.  R  G.  S.,  A,  Richard  Francis  Bur- 
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F.,  R.  It.  R.  L.  Frere.  A  few  plain 
*words  on  the  sacrament  of  the  Lord's 
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F.,  R.  W.  R.  W.  Falconer.  Cata- 
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F.,  S.  A.  Miss  Sarah  A.  Flint.  The 
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F  S.A  Rev.  Latham  Wainwright, 
F.S.A.  «Dr.  Paley  and  Mr.  Lytton 
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F.,  S.  H.  Sarah  Hustler  Fox.  Poems, 
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F.,  S.  M.  B.  M.  Fitton.  The  four 
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F ,  T.  Thady  Fitzpatrick  An  enquiry 
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The  above  work  is  directed  against  Band  Gar- 
nek.  It  consists  of  a  series  of  letters,  which  ongi- 
nally  appeared  m  the  "Craftsman,  or  Gray's 
Inn  Jouinal"  o\er  the  follovtinar  pseudonvms: 
"T.  F.";  "3:  Y.  Z.",  "Theatricus",  "Anti- 
theatncus  " ;  e<  Candidas  " ;  "  Philo-Tragicus  " ; 
«flngenuus";  *'W.  W.",  and  "A  Lo^er  of 
Truth." 

F,  T.  Thomas  Foxcroft  A  funeral 
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F.  T.  Robert  Fleming.  The  history  of 
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F.,  T.  Thomas  Ford.  Reminders  in 
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F,  T.  Thomas  Flatman.  Virtus  redi- 
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F.,  T.,  Assistant-Curate  at  , 

and  Joint-Lecturer  of  St. .  Rev. 

Thomas  FrancLlm.  A  letter  to  ra  bishop, 
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F.,  T.  V.  Rev.  Thomas  Vincent  Fos- 
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F ,  W.  William  Field.  An  historical 
and  descriptive  account  of  the  town  and 
castle  of  Warwick,  and  of  the  neighbour- 
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1815. 

F.,  W.,  Esq.  William  Freke  The 
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F ,  W.,  Sir.  Sir  W  Fownes.  Methods 
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F.,W.A.  Lieut.-  Col  William  Augustus 
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F ,  W.  D  Wilhelm  David  Fuhrmann. 
Leben  .  . .  des  Lucilio  Vanini  .  .  .  Leip- 
sic,  1810. 

F.,  W.  E.  W.  E.  Flaherty  The 
annals  of  England.  Oxford,  1876. 

F.,  W.  J.  William  John  Fitepatrick. 
Who  wrote  the  Waverley  novels?  L, 
1856. 

F ,  R ,  Gent.  Robert  Forbes. 

Ajas:  his  speech  to  the  Grecian  knabbs, 
From  Ovid's  "  Metam.,"  lib.  XTII  .  .  . 
Glasgow,  1755. 

F— n,C.  C.  Ferguson. — See  "3?-r-n, 
Mr." 

F-r-n,  Mr.  C.  Ferguson.  A  letter 
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...  L.  1738.  [The  letter  is  signed  <e  C. 

F— y,  J— n.  John  Fry.  Bibliographi- 
cal memoranda  . . .  Bristol,  1816. 

Fabian.  Mrs.  Virginia  Dwrant  Cw« 
ington,  who,  during  the  late  war,  made 
her  ddbut  as  a  writer  in  the  **  Southern 


Meld  and  Fireside,"  published  at  Angus 
ta,  Ga.,  as  "Fabian,"  and  since  that  time 
has  been  a  frequent  contributor  to  South- 
ern periodicals  under  the  assumed  names 
of  "  Casper/'  "  Popinack,"  and  under  her 
own  name. 

Fabius.  John  Dickinson.  The  letters 
of  . .  in  1788,  on  the  federal  constitu- 
tion, and  hi  1797  on  the  present  situation 
of  public  affairs.  Wilmington,  Del , 
1797 

Fabricius.  Joseph  Galloway.  Fabri- 
cius;  or,  letters  to  the  people  of  Great 
Britain.  L.  1782. 

Fac  et  Spera.  William  Harding,  in 
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(N.Y.). 

Factory  Hand  of  Waltham,  A 
Josiah  Bigelow.  Review  of  "  An  address 
to  the  workmgmen  of  New  England  " .  . 
Camb.,  Mass ,  1832 

Fadette.  Mrs  Minnie  Beeves  Rodney 
or  Maiian  G.  Legare  Reeves.  Weari- 
thorne;  or,  in  the  light  of  to-day  .  .  . 
B.  1872. 

The  "Libraiy  of  Congress"  has  the  foimer 
name,  the  "Female  Writeis  of  the  South,"  the 
latter. 

Faed.  —  See  "  Waverley  " 

Fag,  Frederick.  James  Johnson.  The 
recess;  or,  autumnal  relaxation  in  the 
Highlands  and  Lowlands . .  a  serio-comic 
tour  to  the  Hebrides  L.  1834. 

Fair  Inquirer,  A.  Rev.  John  Hawkins. 
A  few  remarks  on  an  address  to  the 
Roman  Catholics  of  the  United  States  of 
America,  occasioned  by  a  letter  addressed 
to  the  Catholics  of  Worcester  by  Mr. 
Wharton,  their  late  chaplain.  By  the 
Bight  Rev.  Dr.  Carroll.  By  ...  Worces- 
ter, Eng ,  1796. 

Falrchild,  Paul.  John  A.  Taylor. 
Defense  of  insanity.  N.Y.  1876. 

Fairfax,  Ruth.  Mrs.  Agnes  Jean 
Stibbes,  a  favorite  contributor  of  novel- 
ettes, poems,  and  sketches  to  Father 
Ryan's  paper,  the  "Banner  of  the 
South/'  under  this  nom  de  plume. 

Fairford,  Alan.  John  Kent,  editor  of 
the  "  Canadian  Literary  Magazine,"  To- 
ronto, 1834.  "  Under  this  signature  in  a 
widely-circulated  periodical  a  series  en- 
titled "The  English  Layman." 

Fairleigh,  Frank.  Francis  Edward 
Smedley,  who  edited  "  Cruikshank's  Mag- 
azine," etc.,  under  this  name. 

Fairplay,  Oliver.  Thomas  Jefferson. 
Proposals  ...  for  publishing  the  private 
and  public  life  of  the  First  Consul.  P. 
1804. 

Faith  Workless.— See  "Methodist 
preacher  in  Cambridgeshire,  A." 


Faithful  Monitor,  A  One  ot  tlu> 
pseudonyms  attributed  to  Jumus  (q  r  ) 

The  lettei  bearing  this  signature  is  dated 
August  25,  1707,  and  censures  the  appointment 
of  Lord  Townshcncl  as  Loid  Lieutenant  ot  lie. 
land,  and  of  his  biotbei,  the  Hon.  Cluules  Town- 
abend,  as  Chancellor  ot  the  Exchequer. 

Falconbridge.  Jonathan  F.  Kelly. 
The  memoirs  of  ...  a  collection  of  hu- 
morous and  cvery-day  scenes.  P.  1850. 

Falcon  Feather.  John  Collter.  Lan- 
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Falconer,  Edmund.  Edmund 

O'Rourke.  Extremes,  or,  men  of  the 
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Falconer,  Frank.  E.  N.  Carvalho, 
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Fales,  Fanny.  Mrs.  Frances  Elizabeth 
Smith 

Falkland.    Fisher  Ames. 

Falkland.  Nathaniel  Chapman,  M.D  , 
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Falkland.  Rev.  John  Robert  Scoft, 
D  D.  A  review  of  the  principal  charac- 
ters of  the  Irish  House  of  Commons. 
Dublin,  1789. 

Falkland.  Francis  Perceval  Eliot.  A 
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Falkland,  Frank.     G.  L.  Wilson 

FalstafF,  Sir  John.  For  the  supposed 
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Fanchon.  Mis.  Laura  Brad)/  Starr, 
in  her  letters  to  the  "  Cleveland  Leader  " 
(0) 

Fanchon.  Mis.  Laura  M.  Sanford. 
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Fancy,  One  of  the.  Frederick  Tay- 
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Fancy,  One  of  the.  Thomas  Hfoorv. 
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Fane,  Florence.  Mrs.  Frances  Fuller 
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Fane,  Violet,  Mrs.  J/an/  (Mont- 
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Fan-Fan.    Mrs.  Prances  Lene 
Smith.    Fan-fan  stories.    B.  1803, 

Fanny,  Aunt  Mrs.  Frances  D(tn<t, 
(Barker)  Gaye,  who,  under  this  signa- 
ture, wrote  many  beautiful  stories  1'or 
children,  besides  stanzas  and  sketches. 

Fanny,  Aunt.  Mrs.  Fanny  Barrtw 
All  sorts  of  popguns.  N.Y.  1£JCO. 

Fant,  Eli.  Edward  Bean  Underbill* 
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erty, N.Y.  1851  ;  and  his  contributions 
to  various  periodicals. 

Farbriek,  Jonathan,     Silas  Pinch 


FA 


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Farmer.  Henri/  Brooke.  Farmer's 
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Farmer,  A  Tristiam  Burges.  Ad- 
dress ...  to  the  honest  men  of  all  parties 
in  the  State  of  Rhode  Island  and  Provi- 
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Farmer,  A  James  Anderson,  LL  D. 
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Edinb.  1775. 

Farmer,  A.  Hon.  Levi  Lincoln,  Jr. 
A  farmer's  letters  to  the  people.  P. 
1802. 

Farmer,  A.  Dr.  Samuel  Seabury. 
Free  thoughts  on  the  proceedings  of  tlie 
Continental  Congress  held  at  Philadel- 
phia, Sept.  5th,  1774.  By  ...  N.Y. 
1774. 

Also  ascribed  to  Rev.  Isaac  "Wilkins. 

Farmer,  A  —  Arbuthnot.  An  in- 
quiry into  the  connexion  between  the 
present  price  of  provisions  and  the  size 
of  farms  .  .  L.  1773 

Farmer,  A.  Dr.  Laughan,  Letters 
addressed  to  the  yeomanry  of  the  United 
States  P  1701. 

Farmer,  A  Anthony  Benezet  (*)  A 
serious  address  to  the  rulers  of  America 
on  the  inconsistency  of  their  conduct 
respecting  slavery  .  .  .  Trenton,  N,J, 
1783 

Farmer,  An  American  Hector  St 
John  (Jrevecozur.  Letters  from ...  P. 
1794. 

Farmer,  An  American.  Frederick 
Law  Olmsted.  Walks  and  talks  of  ...  in 
England.  N.Y.  1852 

Farmer,  A  JJlanbrynmair.  8.  Rob- 
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1854. 

Farmer,  A  Munster.  Thomas  Moore. 
Captain  Rock  detected.  L.  1824. 

Farmer,  A  New  England.  John 
Lowell.  A  dispassionate  enquiry  into 
the  reasons  alleged  by  Mr.  Madison  for 
declaring  .  . .  war  against  Great  Britain. 
L. 1808. 

Farmer,  A  Pennsylvanian.  John 
Dickinson.  Letters  to  the  inhabitants  of 
the  British  colonies.  P,  1767-68. 

Farmer,  The.  Arthur  Young.  The 
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L.  1767. 

Farmer  in  Cheshire,  A.  Benjamin 
Stilhngfleet  ( * ) .  The  honour  and  dishonour 
of  agriculture . . .  trans,  by , . ,  n.p.  1760. 

Farmer  of  New  Jersey,  A.  William 
Lirinaston,  Observations  on  govern- 
ment... NT.  1787. 

Farmer,  May.    Mr*  E.  V.  Wilson. 


Farmer's  Boy,  The.  Robert  Bloom- 
field. 

Farningham,  Marianne.  Mary  Anne 
Hearne.  "  Holiday  sketches/'  in  the 
"  Christian  World."  1868. 

Farquharson,  Martha.  Mrs.  Martha 
Farquharson  Finley.  Allan's  fault.  P. 
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Farthing  Poet,  The.  Richard  Hen- 
gist  Home.  Orion:  an  epic  poem.  L. 
1843. 

Fast,  Grip.  Frank  Leslie  Baker,  in 
his  contributions  to  the  "  Morning  Mail " 
(Lowell,  Mass.). 

Fat  Contributor,  Our.  William 
Makepeace  Thackeiay.  His  signature 
(with  others)  to  his  articles  in  "Punch," 
from  August  3,  1844,  to  October  23, 
1847. 

Fat  Contributor,  The.  A.  Minor 
Griswold,  in  the  Cincinnati  "Saturday 
Night,"  a  humorous  weekly,  through  the 
medium  of  which  Minor  Gnsuold,  "The 
Pat  Contributor,"  sportively  derides  care, 
for  his  fun-loving  readers. 

Father,  A  Rev.  Hosea  Hiidreth.  A 
book  for  Massachusetts  children,  in  fa- 
miliar letters  from  a  father  ...  B  1829. 

Father,  A.  Robeit  Ainshe.  A  father's 
gift  to  his  children.  L.  183-. 

Father,  A.  John  Gregory  A  father's 
legacy  to  his  daughters.  L.  1774. 

Father,  A.  Rev.  James  Paton.  Let- 
ters ...  to  his  son,  a  student  of  divinity. 
Edinb.  1796. 

Father,  A.  Benjamin  Cook.  Miscel- 
lanies ;  or,  sundry  discourses  concerning 
trade,  conversation,  and  religion.  Being 
the  advice  of .  .to  his  children,  on  those 
subjects  L.  1712. 

Father  of  America,  The.  Samuel 
Adams.  So  addressed  by  Stephen  Sayre, 
a  London  banker,  1770. 

Father  of  the  American  Revolu- 
tion, The.  Samuel  Adams.  So  called  in 
the  "Independent  Chronicle"  (B.),  1803, 
in  announcing  his  death. 

Father  of  English  Geology,  The. 
William  Smith,  author  of  the  first  geo- 
logical map  of  England. 

Father  of  German  Literature,  The. 
Gotthold  ISphraim  Lessing 

Father  of  the  late  Thomas  Rodd, 
The.  Thomas  Rodd,  Senior.  Manuscript 
catalogue  of  the  late  Mr.  Malone's 
Shakesperian  library.  By ...  L.  about 
1818. 

Father  of  the  Society  of  Jesus,  A. 
F.  J.  Boudreaux.  The  happiness  of 
heaven.  By ...  Bait,  1871. 

Fawkes,  Guy.    Edward  James. 

Fax,    Augustine  Barnum,  in  his  con- 


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tributions  to  the  "Mail  and  Express  " 
(N.Y.). 

Fay  ATrs.  Fayette  Snead,  in  her  con- 
tributions to  the  "  Courier-Journal  " 
(Louisville,  Ky.). 

Fay,  Fredericlc.  Dr.  James  John- 
son, 

Fay,  Gerda.  Caroline  M.  Gemmer. 
Baby-land.  L.  1877. 

Feardana.    Robert  Dwyer  Joyce,  M.D. 

About  twenty  yeais  ago  tlie  nom  de  plume 
"Feardana "was  a  household  woid  among  the 
reading  poition  of  the  Irish  people.  It  was  the 
veil  behind  which  the  young  poet  modestly  hid 
his  individuality.  He  was  then  a  medical  student 
at  the  Queen's  University  The  "Harp"  and 
other  periodicals  published  in  Dublin  and  Coik 
at  this  time,  and  for  several  yeais,  contained 
patriotic  songs,  short  sketches,  and  historic  bal- 
lads from  his  pen.  "  The  Blacksmith  of  Limer- 
ick," which  hewiote  in  the  confused  days  suc- 
ceeding '48,  giew  almost  instantly  Into  popular 
favor,  and  helped  much  to  create  and  foster  a 
new  soul  in  Ireland.  About  that  time,  perhaps 
later,  the  "London  Universal  News,"  then  edited 
by  the  lamented  JohnF  O'Donnell  ("  Caviare"), 
a  distinguished  poet  and  hteiateur  himself,  in 
reviewing  Joyce's  "Ballads,  Komanccs,  and 
Songs"  —  published  in  book  form  by  Duffy  of 
Dublm  —  hailed  Joyce  as  "The  Scott  of  Ire- 
land," a  distinctive  title  most  eminently  deserved 
and  deservedly  bestowed.  The  book  attained  an 
extensive  cnculation,  especially  in  the  south  of 
Ireland,  where  were  located  most  of  the  stmmg 
scenes,  and  incidents,  and  legendary  and  tiadi- 
tional  reminiscences  on  which  the  "Ballads, 
Romances,  and  Songs"  were  founded.  There 
is  little  doubt  that  Joyce's  writings  at  that 
period  had  a  powerful  influence  in  developing 
the  national  spirit  which,  a  few  ycais  later  on, 
became  so  powerful  and  defiant  undei  the  name 
of  "  Fenianism,"  the  spirit  of  physical  resistance 
to  foreign  rule.  The  "Dublin  Weekly  lllus- 
trated  News,"  established  less  than  20  years  ago, 
contained  many  a  lacy  stoiy,  sketch,  and  poem 
from  his  pen.  A  little  Jatei  the  doctor,  who  was 
then  Professor  of  English  Literatuie  in  the  Prc- 
piiatory  College  of  the  Catholic  University, 
Dublin,  published  "  The  Squne  of  Castleton," 
an  historical  no;  *»!,  the  scene  of  which  was  laid 
in  the  south  of  Ireland,  as  a  seiial  m  the  "  Dub- 
lm Irishman."  It  "vuis  subsequently  republished 
in  book  foira.  When  the  "  Dublin  Irish  People," 
the  Fenian  organ,  was  established  in  1365,  Dr. 
Joyce,  undei  the  nom  de  plume  "Merulan" 
(the  Wizard)  became,  by  request  of  the  leaders 
of  the  National  party  in  Dublin,  one  of  the  regu- 
lar contributors,  and  his  fiery,  patriotic,  and 
able  pen  was  recognized  as  a  powerful  aid  in 
sustaining  the  grand  spirit  of  patriotic  resolve 
which  was  then  lampant  and  defiant  throughout 
the  land. 

Federal  Farmer,  The.  Richard 
Henry  Lee  Observations  leading  to  a 
fair  examination  of  the  system  of  gov- 
ernment proposed  by  the  late  conven- 
tion .  .  .  1787. 

Federal  Republican,  A.  Henry  Wil- 
liam Desaussure.  Address  to  the  citizens 
of  South  Carolina,  on  the  approaching 
election  of  President  and  Vice-president. 
Charleston,  1800. 

Federalist,  A.  Noah  Webster.  A 
letter  to  General  Hamilton  occasioned 


by  his  letter  to  President  Adams,  about 
1800.    The  letter  is  signed  "  Anstules  " 

Felicia  Mrs.  Mary  Mitchell  Colliiei. 
Letters  from  ...  to  Charlotte.  L  1750. 

Felix  Bon  Louis  Jlenn  Mat  tin. 
Wolfthurm  Paris,  1800 

Felix,  Marcus  Miiiucius.  Sit  Damd 
JDalri/mple  Octavius .  a  dialogue,  by  ... 
Bdinb  1781. 

Felix,  Minutius  Geonje  ITaidinge. 
The  essence  of  Malone.  L.  1800-1. 

Felix,  N  Nicholas  Wanobtrocht,  the 
younger.  Felix  .  on  the  uso  of  a 
cricket  bat  together  with  the  history 
and  use  of  the  catapulta  L.  1845 

Fell,  Archie.  Miss  Mary  J.  Capron. 
Apron  strings,  and  which  way  they  were 
pulled  N.Y,  1871. 

Fell,  J.  Richard  Sterne.  The  whole 
duty  of  man  By  ...  1800. 

Fellow  of  a  College,  A.  Cupel  Loft. 
Self-formation;  or,  the  history  of  an 
individual  mind.  L.  IS-. 

Fellow  of  the  College,  A.  Dr.  Peter 
Shaw.  The  juice  of  the  grape  ...  L. 
1724 

Fellow  of  ***  College,  Cambridge, 
A  Geiaid  Fiancis  Cobb  The  kiss  of 
peace  ...  £.  1867. 

Fellow  of  the  Antiquarian  Society, 
A.  Lieut.-Gen.  George  Robert  Aimhc. 
Illustrations  of  the  Anglo-French  coin- 
age :  from  coins  in  the  possession  of  the 
author,  by  ...  L.  1800. 

Fellow  of  the  Antiquarian  Society, 
A.  Foote  Gower,  MD.  Sketch  of  the 
materials  for  a  new  history  of  Cheshire .  . 
L.  1771. 

Fellow  of  the  Antiquarian  Soci- 
eties of  London  and  Scotland,  A, 
Lieut.-Gen.  George  Robert  Ainslie.  Illus- 
trations of  the  Anglo-French  coinage, 
from  the  cabinet  of  ...  L.  1847, 

Fellow  of  the  Linncan  Society,  A. 
John  Murray.  The  economy  of  vegeta- 
tion. L.  1838 

Fellow  of  the  Linnsean  and  Horti- 
cultural Societies,  A.  ,/.  W.  Bennett. 
A  treatise  on  the  coco-nut  tree  ...  L. 
1831. 

Fellow  of  the  Royal  and  Antiqua- 
rian Societies,  A.  Josiah  ForshaU.  The 
apology  of  an  Israelite  for  not  becoming 
a  Christian.  Sidmouth,  1851. 

Fellow  of  the  Royal  Society,  A, 
Cotton  Mather  The  angel  of  Bcthcsda . . , 
New-London,  1722. 

Fellow  of  the  Royal  Society,  A. 
James  Orchard  HalliwelkPhillipps.  An 
introduction  to  the  evidences  of  Chris- 
tianity ,..  L.  1859. 

Fellow  of  the  Royal  Society,  A. 


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James  William  G-ilbai  t,  F.R.S.  Logic  for 
the  million  .  L  1851. 

Fellow  of  the  Royal  Society,  A. 
W.  F.  Stevenson  Most  important  errors 
in  chemistry,  electricity,  and  magnetism 
pointed  out  and  refuted  ...  L.  1840. 

Fellow  of  the  Society  of  Antiqua- 
ries of  Scotland,  A.  John  Dick.  Here 
and  thcie  in  England;  including  a  pil- 
grimage to  Stratiord-upon-Avon  ...  L. 
1871. 

Fellow  of  the  University  College, 
Oxford  Sir  Edivaid  West,  M. A.  Essay 
on  the  application  of  capital  to  land  , . . 
L.  1815. 

Fellow-Citizen,  A.  Henry  CocLburn, 
Lord  Cockburn  A  letter  to  the  inhabi- 
tants of  Edinburgh,  on  the  new  police 
bill.  Edmb.  18*22 

Fellow  Labourer,  A.  John  Maclaren. 
The  desk  and  the  counter  .  . .  Edinb. 
1844. 

Fellow  Sufferer,  A.  John  Park.  An 
address  to  the  citizens  of  Massachusetts 
on  the  causes  and  remedy  of  our  national 
distresses .  .  B  1808. 

Fellow-Townsman,  A  John  Wick- 
stead.  Address  .  .  to  the  inhabitants  of 
Shrewsbury  1824 

Fellow-Townsman,  A.  J.  Bridge. 
A  letter  intended  for  the  "  Manchester 
Guardian,"  now  .  .  recommended  to  the 
ladies  of  the  Anti-Corn-Law  League. 
Manchester,  1810. 

Female  Friend,  A  Mrs.  Moorhead. 
Lines  addressed  to  the  Rev.  James  Dav- 
enport on  Ins  departure  from  Boston. 
By  ...  B.  1741. 

Female  Physician,  A  Jonathan 
Swift.  D.D.  Receipt  for  cuckolding  . . . 
1726. 

Female  Slave,  A.  Mattie  Griffiths. 
Autobiography.  N.Y.  1857. 

Fenian  Head.  Centre.  James  Steph- 
ens. Arrest  and  escape  of  James  Steph- 
ens ...  18C-. 

Fenwood,  Harry.  William  W.  Walsh. 

Ferishtah,  Dervisn-Seriosse.  Robert 
Browning.  Divers  fancies  of ...  L. 
1884. 

Fern.    Frank  E.  Hamilton. 

Fern,  Fanny.  Mrs.  Sara  Payson 
(Willis  Eldredge)  Parton.  Pern  leaves 
irom  Fanny's  portfolio  ...  L  1854. 

Fernando,  the  Gothamite.  Fer- 
nando Wood, 

Ferney,  Jules.  Mlenne  Araao,  who 
wrote  for  the  "  Siecle  "  under  this  signa- 
ture. 

Ferragrus.  Louis  Ulbach,  Lettres  de 
Ferragus  in  "Le  Figaro,"  Paris,  186-. 

Ferrall,  S.  A     tiimon  A.  Q'Ferrall, 


Ferret  John  Shelleaie,  MD,  in 
Smollett's  novel  of  "  Sir  Launcelot 
Greaves  " 

Ferry,  Gabriel.  Eugene  Louis  Ga- 
briel de  Ferry  de  Bellemaie  Le  dragon 
de  la  reine ;  ou,  Costal,  Tlndien.  Roman 
historique.  Pans,  1855  [Under  the 
same  pseud.  M.  L  de  Bellemare  has  fur- 
nished numerous  articles  to  the  "  Revue 
des  Deux  Mondes,"  1846-52  ] 

Fiat  Justitia.  Rev.  Di.  Thomas  Bin- 
ney,  a  celebrated  independent  divine. 

Fiat  Justitia.  One  of  the  pseudo- 
nyms adopted  by  Jumus  (qv.). 

The  letter  thus  signed  is  dated  May  19, 1768, 
and  censuies  Loid  Bailing  ton. 

Fidelia,  Mrs.  Mai  y  Lawrence.  —  See 
"Una" 

Fidelis.  Miss  A.  M.  Machar,  in  her 
contributions  to  various  Canadian  peri- 
odicals. 

Fidelis.  William  Broclhhurst  Stone- 
house,  D  C.L.  The  crusade  of  ...  Derby, 
1828 

Fidelis.  Dr.  Power,  Bishop  of  Water- 
ford.  Letters  on  the  royal  veto  . .  . 
Waterford,  1809.  Reprinted  from  a 
newspaper  called  the  "Shamrog,"  pub- 
lished at  Wateriord. 

Fidget,  Ferdinando.  Alexander 
Chalmers.  Lamentable  decrease  of  rude- 
ness, "  Gent.  Mag  /'  January,  1802,  p.  26. 

Field  Officer,  A.  Boss  Lewin  The 
life  of  a  soldier  a  narrative  of  twenty- 
seven  years*  service  in  various  parts  of 
the  world  .  .  L  1834, 

Field  Officer  of  Cavalry,  A.  Sir 
Digby  MacLworth.  Diary  of  a  tour 
througJi  Southern  India,  Egypt,  and  Pal- 
estine, in  the  years  1821  and  1822.  L.  1823. 

Fielding,  Fanny  Miss  Mary  J.  8. 
Upshur,  who,  under  this  signature,  has 
written  for  nearly  every  literary  journal 
of  the  South,  prose  and  poetry,  from  the 
"  Southern  Literary  Messenger  "  to  the 
«  Richmond  Pastime." 

Fieldmouse,  Tiinon.  William  Bnghty 
Rands*  The  chain  of  lilies;  and  other 
poems.  L  1857. 

Fifeshire  Forester.  John  Bethune. 
Practical  economy  explained  and  en- 
forced in  a  series  of  lectures  by  the 
brothers  Alexander  and  John  Bethune. 
Edinb.  1809. 


John  Bethune  designated 
"     "    Under  the  same 


On  the  title-p 
himself  a  "  Fif  ear      .. 

title  be  contributed  poems  to  the  "Scottish 
Christian  Herald." 

Figaro.  Henry  Clapp,  Jr.,  in  his  con- 
tributions to  various  periodicals* 

Figaro.  Mariano  Jose"  de  Larra. 
Ohras  completas  de  Eigaro.  Paris,  1848. 


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Filia  Ecclesiae.  Sarah  Anne  (Ellis) 
Dorse^.  Agnes  Graham.  P.  1869. 

Filter,  UrTbanus.  Under  this  name 
Benjamin  Mecom,  a  nephew  of  Franklin, 
published  the  "  New  England  Magazine  " 
(B.  1758). 

Only  three  or  four  numbers  were  issued. 

Fin-Bee.  William  Blanchard  Jer- 
rold.  The  Epicure's  Year-book.  L. 
1807-68. 

Finnegan,  Terry.  James  Me  Cat  roll 
Letters  of  ...  to  the  Hon.  T.  D.  McGee. 
Toronto,  1864. 

First  Citizen,  The.  Charles  Cairoll. 
His  signature  m  his  newspaper  contro- 
versy with  Daniel  Dulany  in  pre-Revolu- 
tionary  times 

First  Class  Man  of  Balliol  Col- 
lege, Oxford,  A.  Thomas  Nash.  The 
Medea  of  Euripides  . .  .  literally  trans- 
lated .  .  .  Oxf.  1809 

First  Politician  in  the  World,  The. 
Samuel  Adams,  in  a  letter  of  Josiah 
Quincy,  Jr.,  1775,  from  London. 

First  of  the  Knickerbockers,  The. 
P.  Hamilton  Myers.  The  First  of  the 
Knickerbockers.  N.Y.  1848. 

Fisher,  Pay.  William  Andrew  Chatto. 
The  angler's  souvenir.  L.  1835,  1877. 

Fisher  in  Small  Streams,  A.  Wil- 
liam Lmn  Brown.  Scribblings  and 
sketches,  diplomatic,  piscatory,  and 
oceanic.  P.  1844 

Fisherman,  A.  George  Hooper.  The 
autobiography  of  the  late  Salmo  Salar, 
Esq  .  .  Edited  .  .  .  L.  1867. 

Fitzadam,  Ismael  John  Macken. 
The  harp  of  the  desert  ...  By  ... 
formerly  able  seaman  on  board  the 
frigate.  L.  1818. 

Fitzball,  Edward.  JEdward  Ball. 
Plays  N.Y,  1867. 

Fitzboodle,  George.  William  Make- 
peace Thackeray,  who,  tinder  this  pseu- 
donym, contributed  to  "Fraser's  Maga- 
zine" in  1842-44,  "Confessions'*;  "Pro- 
fessions " ;  and  "  Men's  Wives." 

Fitz-Boodle,  George  Savage,  Esq. 
William  Makepeace  Thackeray.  Barme- 
cide banquets  with  Joseph  Bregion  and 
Anne  Miller,  in  "Eraser's  Magazine," 
November,  1845. 

Fitz  Eustace,  Father,  a  Mendicant 
Friar.  W.  Fraser  (?).  Essays.  L. 
1822. 

Fitz  Eustace,  Randolph.  W.  Fra- 
ser (^).  The  brides  of  Florence:  a 
play  ...  L.  1824. 

Fitzgibbpns,  Patrick.  John  W. 
McDonnell,  in  his  contributions  to  the 
"Daily  News"  (N.Y.). 

Fitz-Harding.    Dr.  James  Hook,  in 


the  London  "John  Bull/'  who,  during 
his  brother's  charge  ot  this  journal,  wrote 
a  series  of  letters  to  various  statesmen, 
under  this  signature. 

Fitzhugh,  Francis  Fiancis  Alexan- 
der Maclcaij.  The  curse  of  Schainyl ;  and 
other  poems.  Edinb.  1857. 

Fltzjersey,  Horace  liev.  Theodoie 
William  Alois  Buckley,  editor  of  a  large 
number  of  books  for  the  London  book- 
sellers 

Fitznoodle,  Francis.  B.  B  Vullen- 
tine,  in  his  contributions  to  "Puck" 
(N.Y.). 

Fitzosborne,  Sir  Thomas.  William 
Melmuth,  Jr  Letters  on  several  sub- 
jects, by  .  .  L,  1742 

Fitzvictor,  John.  Percy  Bi/^/iv 
Shelley  Posthumous  fragments  of  Mar- 
garet Nicholson.  Oxf.  1810. 

Fitzworm,  Reginald.  John  Eot/lc, 
Earl  of  Cork  and  Orrery.  —  See  "  G  K  " 

Flaccus      John  Waters. 

Flaccus.  Thomas  Ward.  Passaic:  a 
group  of  poems  touching  that  river; 
with  other  musings  ...  NY.  1842. 

Flag  Officer,  A.  Rear-Admiral 
Hawker.  Letter  to  His  Grace,  the  Duke 
of  Wellington,  upon  the  state  of  the 
English  navy  .  .  L.  1840. 

Flag  Officer,  A  Virv-Admtial  Sir 
Charles  Vinicombe  Penuw.  llemnrks  on 
the  conduct  of  the  naval  administration 
of  Great  Britain  since  1816.  By  ...  L. 
1830 

Flag  Officer  of  Her  Majesty's  Fleet, 
A.  Admiral  Sir  Charles  Napier.  The 
navy  ...  L  1808. 

Flagellum.  Samuel  William  Henry 
Ireland.  All  the  blocks !  or,  an  antidote 
to  «  All  the  Talents  "  .  L.  1807. 

Flambeau.  Floyd  Vail,  in  his  contri- 
butions to  the  "Mail  and  Express" 
(N.Y.). 

Flaneur.    Park  Benjamin. 

Flaneur.  CoL  Chailes  G.  Gtecne,  in 
his  contributions  to  the  "Post"  (Bos- 
ton). 

Flaneur.  Bldkely  Hall,  in  his  contri- 
butions to  the  "Argonaut"  (San  Fran- 
cisco, Cal.),  etc. 

Flaneur.  Kenward  Philip,  in  the 
"  Brooklyn  Eagle." 

Flanenr.  General  Ebw  Ten  years 
of  Imperialism  in  France:  impressions 
of  a  "  Flaneur."  1862.  —  See  "  Flaneur, 
Un." 

Flaneur,  The.  Edmund  Hodgson 
Yates*  Letters  in  the  "  Morning  Star  " 
(L.  1807).  Also  in  his  contributions  to 
"Tinsley's  Magazine"  (L.). 

Flaneur,  Un.     Gemye  William  Henry 


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s,  4th  Earl  of  Clarendon.  Dix  ans 
cl'impenalisme  en  France  . .  .  Paris, 
I860. 

This  work  first  appeared  m  English ;  it  was 
conected  by  the  secretary  of  Lord  Clarendon, 
the  Hungarian  General  Ebei,  and  was  translated 
by  M  Bernard  Deiosne. 

Flassan,  Maurice.  Mme.  Marie  Paul- 
ine Rose  (Stewart]  Blaze  de  Bury,  in  the 
"  Revue  de  Paris  "  and  the  "  Revue  des 
Deux  Mondes." 

Flatter,  John.  John  Mather  Arch- 
bold.  The  law  and  practice  in  bank- 
ruptcy ...  L.  1842. 

Fleetwood,  Everard,  Esq.  Samuel 
Burroughs,  Esq.  An  enquiry  into  the 
customary-estates  and  tenant-rights  of 
those  who  hold  lands  of  Church  and  other 
foundations  ...  L.  1730. 

Fleming,  George  Miss  Julia  Con- 
stance Fletcher.  The  head  of  Medusa. 
B.  1880 

Flemming,  Harford.  Mrs  Harriet 
(Hare)  Me  Clellan.  Cupid  and  the  Sphinx. 
N.Y.  1878. 

Fleta.  Miss  Kate  W.  Hamilton  (*). 
The  brave  heart ...  P.  1868. 

Flimnap,  t&e  Lilliputian  Premier. 
Sir  Robert  Walpole. 

In  Swift's  "Voyage  to  Lilliput,"  "  Sir  Robert 
"Walpole  suffered  in  the  person  of  *  Flimnap,  the 
Lilliputian  Premiei,'  Tones  and  Whigs  in  the 
'High-Heels  and  Low-Heels,'  Catholics  and 
Piotestants  in  the  'Big-enduins  and  Small-endi- 
ans  '"—Sec  TUCKEBMAN'S  "History  of  Eng- 
lish Piose  Fiction,"  p.  174, 

Flirt,  A.  Lady  Charlotte  Maria 
(Campbell)  Bury.  The  history  of  a 
flirt,  related  by  herself.  L.  1840. 

Florence.  Mrs.  Frances  Sargent  ( Locke ) 
Osfjooa,  in  early  life  a  contributor  to  the 
"  Juvenile  Miscellany  "  under  this  signa- 
ture. 

Florence.  Miss  Florence  Tyng,  in 
sketches,  etc.,  contributed  to  various  pe- 
riodicals. 

Flori,  C.  de.  Mrs.  Floride  Clemson 
Lea.  Poet  sides,  and  other  experiments 
in  versification.  N.Y.  186-. 

Florida,  Aunt.    Phebe  Travers. 

Florida,  Charles.  Dr.  J.  B.  F. 
Wallet. 

Florlo.  James  Gordon  Brooks,  who 
was  for  some  time  a  contributor  to  peri- 
odicals under  this  signature. 

Florlo.  Dr.  William  (?)  King.  An 
epistle  [in  verse]  to  ...  at  Oxford.  L 
1749;  reprinted  in  the  "Retrospec- 
tive Review/'  1835.  By  Thomas  Tyr- 
whitt. 

Florrle,  Cousin.  Florence  Bliss  (?). 
Christ  or  the  world  ?  which  ?  , . .  Bait. 
1870. 


Florus,  Julius  William  Pitt 
Before  reporteis  weie  authoiized  to  publish 
the  proceedings  of  Parliament,  Mr.  Pitt  was 
reported  as  "Julius  Florus,"  Mr.  Fox  as 
"CncBus  Fulvius,"  the  Eail  of  Winclaelsea  a& 
"  Caius  Claudius  Nero,"  and  the  Earl  of  Bath  as 
"  Marcus  Cato." 

Flower  of  Strathearn,  The.  Lady 
Carolina  Oliphant  Nairn. 

Fluviatulis  piscator.  Rev.  Joseph 
Seccombe  Business  and  diversion  inof- 
fensive to  God,  and  necessary  for  the 
comfort  and  support  of  human  society 
...  B.  1743. 

Fly-fisber,  A.  Rev.  W.  Cartwright. 
Rambles  and  recollections  of  ...  L. 
1874. 

Foa,  Mme.  Eugenie.  Mme.  Eugenie 
Rebecca  (Rodrigues)  Gradis.  Le  petit 
Robinson  de  ^Paris.  Paris,  1840. 

Foe  to  Ignorance,  A.  Henry  Mudge. 
A  letter  to  the  ratepayers  of  Bodmin 
on  the  use  to  be  made  of  the  (old)  poor- 
house  .  .  1840. 

Fogie,  Francis,  Sen.,  Eso;.  George 
Pay  son.  Romance  of  California;  or,, 
golden  dreams  and  leaden  realities,  N.Y. 
1854. 

Folio,  Felix.    John  Page. 

Folio,  Tom.  Joseph  E,  JSabson,  who 
wrote  frequent  book-notices  for  the  Bos- 
ton "  Transcript "  under  the  signature  of 
"Tom  Folio" 

Folio,  Tom.  Thomas  Rawlinson, (t  for 
whom  Mr  Addison  is  said  to  have  in- 
tended his  character  of  c  Tom  Folio/  in 
the  'Tatler/  No.  158"  — See  "Chal- 
mers/' Vol.  26 

Follower  of  Locke,  A.  Benjamin 
Humphrey  Smart.  A  letter  to  Dr.  Whate- 
ley...  L.  1851. 

Foote,  S.,  Junior.  Rev.  Francis 
Wrangham.  Reform :  a  farce,  mod- 
ernized from  Aristophanes  ...  L. 
1792. 

Forbes,  Glacier.  James  David  Forbes, 
author  of  several  works  on  the  glaciers- 
of  the  Alps. 

Foreigner,  A.  Robert  S.  Sturgis.  A 
F.'s  evidence  on  the  Chinese  question. 
L.  1859. 

Foreigner,  A.  George  Watterston* 
Letters  from  Washington  on  the  con- 
stitution and  laws;  with  sketches  of 
prominent  characters  . . .  Wash.,  D,C , 
1818. 

Foremast  Man,  A  Edward  Hamp- 
den  Rose,  author  of  several  pieces  which 
have  appeared  in  the  newspapers  under 
this  signature. 

Forest  Warbler.  M.  R.  McCormiclc. 
The  duke's  chase ;  or,  the  diamond  ring 
vs.  the  gold  ring  . . .  Gin.  1871. 


FO 


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Forester,  Frank.  Henry  William 
Herbert.  Prank  Forester's  sporting 
scenes  and  characters  P.  18-. 

Forester,  Sherwood.  Spencer  T. 
Hall.  The  Forester's  Offering.  L. 
1841. 

Forestier,  Paul.  Josephus  Albeitus 
Alherdingk-Thym,  a  Butch  writer 

Forfarian,  A  W.  Gray,  The  mar- 
tyred queen  .  .  Forfar,  1858. 

Forfex.  Alonzo  G.  Shears,  of  New 
Karen  (Ct.),  m  his  contributions  to  va- 
rious periodicals 

The  pseudonym  is  probably  intended  for  the 
Latin  equivalent  of  shears 

Forlorn  Hope.  Mrs  Matilda  A. 
Bailey,  a  regular  contributor  to  the 
"New  Orleans  Times"  "A  series  of 
sketches  [of  hers]  entitled  'Heart  his- 
tories/ by  . .  have  been  very  popular." 
She  has  also  vnitten  comic  articles  under 
the  name  of  "  Sam  Wangle  " 

Former  Curate  of  Hunslet,  A  Rev. 
fames  ALroyd  Beaumont,  M.A.  Poems . 
chiefly  relating  to  children  . .  .  Leeds, 
1849. 

Former  Resident  of  Slave  States, 
A..  Mrs.  L.  J.  Barker,  Influence  of 
slavery  on  the  white  population.  N.Y. 
1880. 

Former  Resident  of  the  South,  A. 
Danus  Lyman,  Jr.  Leaven  for  Dough- 
faces ;  or,  three  score  and  ten  parables 
touching  slavery  .  . .  Cm.  1856. 

Forrest,  George,  Esq.,  M.A.  Rev. 
Tolm  George  Wood.  An  account  of  the 
history  and  antiquities  of  St  Leonard's, 
Edinburgh .  its  chapel  and  hospital. 
Bdinb.  1865. 

Forrest,  Mary,  Julia  Deane  Freeman. 
The  women  of  the  South,  KY  1860;  also 
in  her  contributions  to  the  "  Brooklyn 
Times"  (N.Y.). 

Forrest,  Neil.  Mrs,  Cornelia,  Floyd. 
Fiddling  Freddy.  N.Y.  1871. 

Forrester,  Fanny.  Mrs  Emily  Q, 
( ChubbucJs )  Jitdson  Trippings  in  Author- 
land;  and  many  other  works. 

She  complained  to  K".  P.  Willis  of  the  meagre 
remuneration  she  received  for  her  literary  pro- 
ductions, and  the  post  replied  •-— 

"  How  can  you  expect  any  thing  better  *  Tour 
genius  is  not  of  a  kind  to  afiiliatc  with  your 
name  Who  will  read  a  poem  signed  *0hub- 
buek'?  Sign  yourself  «  Funny  Foi roster,'  and 
you  will  see  the  change  " 

Miss  ChuT> buck  adopted  the  abo\e  pseudonym 
theneaioith. 

Forrester,  Francis,  Esq  Daniel 
Wise  Glen  Morris  stones.  N",T,  1874. 

Forrester,  Gilbert.  Mr.  Henry 
Bmddon,  who  contributed  to  the  old 
•"Sporting  Magazine,"  under  this  now. 


de  plume,  and  "  A  Member  of  the  Bur- 
ton Hunt." 

Forrestler,  Auber.  J/Tss  Annie  Au- 
bertine  Woodward.  Echoes  from  Mid- 
land .  .  Chic  1877. 

Forreyner,  A.  John  Dai/man  Let- 
ter by  ...  in  Blundell's  school,  Tiver- 
ton,  1819 

Forscli,  Hermann.  Hemncli  Albert 
Oppenncmn  Studentenbilder  ;  odov, 
Deutschlands  Arminen  und  Germanen. 
1835. 

Forsith,  Mat.  Frank  Sttimfmth. 
Everybody's  Christmas  Annual  Hell 
upon  earth  ...  L.  1878. 

Fortunio,  Paulin  M  Jean  Akj\n\- 
dre  Pauhn  Niboyet.  La  Dame  de  Spa  . .  - 
Paris,  1874. 

Foster,  Frank.  Daniel  Fuseley.  The 
Belgian  volunteer's  visit  to  England  in 
1867  . .  .  L.  1867 

Fountain,  Ijucy.    Kate  HiUiard. 

Four  of  Us.  Henry  James  Finn, 
James  W.  Miller,  Moses  Whitney,  Jr., 
and  Oliver  O.  Wyman,  "Whim-Whams 
B.  1828.  The  work  is  illustrated  by 
Finn,  and  published  by  Peter  Parley 
(y.i?.)  The  title-page  bears  the  follow- 
ing lines :  — 

"  So  prolyficlie  is  oure  penno 
Ye'll  tttmke  therie  be  a  score  of  us, 
But,  on  ye  wordes  of  G-entilraonnc, 
Thewe  be  onely  Four  of  Ue 
We'll  make  ye  Brayle,  or  mako  ye  si^ho, 
Thenne  what  can  ye  want  more  ot  ut, 
Ye  can't  doe  better  than  too  buyo 
This  IltteU  Boke,  by  Foui  of  Us  " 

Fox,  The.  Charles  James  Fox.  Tlie 
book  of  the  wars  of  Westminster:  from 
the  fail  of  the  Pox,  at  the  close  of  1788, 
to  the  20th  day  of  the  third  month,  1784 
...  L.  1800.  By  t(  Nergalsharezernebo- 
rabmagshamgar  "  (pseud ). 

Foxcar,  Kicias.  Rev.  Francis  Jacox. 
Shakespeare  diversions ;  a  medley  of 
motley  wear.  L.  1875. 

Foxfcunter  Rough  and  Ready,  The. 
Paul  Curry  Treby,  Esq  "He  was  for 
many  years  a  contributor  to  the  old 
e  Sporting  Magazine/  under  the  name 
of  "The  Foxhunter  Bough  and  Ready/  " 

Foxton,  B.  Miss  Sarah  Hammond 
Palfrey.  Herman;  or,  young  knight- 
hood .  .  .  B.  1860, 

Fr — .  —  Ftanklin,  Grammar  Master 
at  Hertford.— See  Lamb's  "Elia" 
"  Christ's  hospital/' 

Frauae,  Robert.  Sir  James  Denham 
Stewart.  Considerations  on  the  interests 
of  the  county  of  Lanark.  L.  1700. 

Frarnpton,  Josiah.  William  Gilpm. 
Three  dialogues  on  the  amusements  of 
clergymen.  L  1796. 


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France,  A.  de  Ernest  Albij.  La  cap- 
tivitc  du  trompette  escoffier.  Pans,  1848, 

Frances  iMrs  Elizabeth  Griffith, 
The  letters  of  Henry  and  Frances  175- 

Written  in  conjunction  with  her  husband, 
Richaid  Giiffith,  and  said  to  contain  the  genuine 
correspondence  between  them.  Their  next  pub- 
lication, wiittenalso  in  conjunction,  was  "Two 
novels,  in  letters,"  4  vols.;  the  lust  and  second 
entitled  "  Delicate  Distress,"  by  "Fiances,"  the 
third  and  fourth  entitled  the  "  Q-ordian  knot," 
by  "Henry."  1769. 

Francesca.  Miss  Francesco,  Alexan- 
der. The  story  of  Ida,  edited  with  pref- 
ace by  John  Ruskin,  D  C.L.  B.  1883. 

"  Let  it  be  noted  with  thankful  reveience  that 
this  is  the  story  of  a  Catholic  girl  by  a  Piotestant 
one,  yet  the  two  of  them  so  united  in  the  tiuth 
of  the  Christian  faith  and  in  the  joy  of  its  love, 
that  they  are  absolutely  unconscious  of  any  dif- 
feience  in  the  forms  or  letter  of  then*  religion." 
—  J.  RUSKIN. 

Franchi,  Ausonio.  Cristoforo  Bono- 
vino  Saggi  di  cntica  e  polemica.  1871. 

Francis,  Virginia.  Virginia  Francis 
Bateman.  A  nom  de  theatre. 

Franco,  Harry.  Charles  F.  Bnggs. 
The  adventures  of  Harry  Franco :  a  tale. 
N.Y.  1839. 

"  Harry  Franco  .    . 

He  has  common  sense  m  a  way  that's  uncommon, 
Hates  humbug  and  cant,  and  loves  like  a  woman, 
Builds  his  dislikes  with  cards  and  his  friendships 
of  oak  " 

Frank,  Parson.  Rev  Francis  Jacox, 
in  "People's"  and  "Howitt's  Magazines  " 

Frank,  Uncle.  Francis  Channing 
Woodwoith  Uncle  Frank's  pleasant 
pa^es  for  the  fireside.  L.  1857. 

Franke,  F.  F.  Ferdinand  Hauthal 
Gebete,  Lieder  und  Gedichte ;  von  .  . . 
Leipzig,  1838. 

Franklin.  William  Foster,  in  the 
"Boston  Courier,"  "Transcript,"  and 
other  papers. 

Franz,  Arnold.  Dr.  Francis  Lieber. 
Wein  und  Wonnelieder.  Berlin,  1825. 

Frater.  William  George.  —  See 
"Member  of  the  Worcester  Anglers' 
Society,  A." 

Frater.  Francis  Lister  Hawks.  .Qual- 
ifications of  lay  delegates,  N.Y.  about 
1848. 

Frazer,  Lawrence.  Lawrence  Frazer 
Abbott. 

Fredair,  Anna.  Miss  Walker,  of  Tus- 
caloosa.  Minor  Place  N.Y.  1869. 

Frederic,  M.  Frfdfric  Dupetit-Mer€. 
Le  fils  banni :  melodrame.  Paris,  1815. 

Fr6dol.  Horace  Btntdict  Alfred 
Moqitin-Tandon.  Le  monde  de  la  mer. 
Paris,  1863. 

Fredrika,    Miss  H.  F.  D.  Lyon. 

Free,  Harry  B.  Harry  Free  Boynton, 
in  the  «  Turf,  Meld,  and  Farm." 


Free  Church  Elder,  A  William 
Mitchell  National  homage  to  Christ  not 
disestablishment  .  .  Glasgow,  1875. 

Free  Church  Minister,  A  Rev. 
David  O.  A.  Arjnew  An  eye  upon  the 
Scottish  Established  Church  .  .  .  Edinb. 
1853 

Free  Churchman,  A.  Rev.  Andrew 
Gray.  Dr  Struthers  on  the  Free  Church. 
Perth,  1845. 

Free  Inquirer,  A.  Peter  Annet.  A 
collection  of  tracts  of  a  certain  .  .  . 
noted  for  his  sufferings  for  his  opinions. 
L  1739. 

Free  Lance  /.  T.  Denny,  in  his  con- 
tributions to  various  English  periodicals 

Free  Lance.  Alexander  Richaidson. 
The  future  Church  of  Scotland  .  .  . 
By  ...  sometime  President  of  the  Uni- 
versity Dialectic  Society.  Edinb.  and  L. 
1870. 

Free  Man,  A.  William  Joseph  Snel- 
ling.  Brief  and  impartial  history  of  the 
life  and  actions  of  Andrew  Jackson. 
By...  B  1831. 

Free  Merchant  in  Bengal,  A.  Capt. 
Joseph  Price.  Five  letters  ...  to  War- 
ren  Hastings  ...  L  1777. 

Free-soiler  from  the  Start.  John 
Gorham  Palfrey  Remarks  on  the  pro- 
posed State  constitution.  B.  1853. 

Free  Thinker,  A.  John  Armstrong, 
M.D.  Conjectures  upon  the  mortality 
of  the  human  soul ...  L.  1778. 

Free  Thinker,  A.  Rev  A  B.  Crocker. 
Random  sketches  upon  witches,  dreams, 
love,  and  romance  .  .  .  Albany,  N.Y., 
about  1855. 

Free-Thinker  and  a  Christian,  A. 
John  Maicer.  A  layman's  faith  .  .  . 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  1732. 

Freeholder,  A.  Henry  Boase,  A 
brief  exposition  of  the  agricultural  ques- 
tion ...  L.  1823. 

Freeholder,  A.  William  Pulteney, 
Earl  of  Bath.  An  humble  address  to  the 
knights,  citizens,  and  burgesses  elected 
to  represent  the  Commons  of  Great 
Britain  in  the  ensuing  Parliament.  L. 
1734. 

Freeholder,  A.  John  Erskine.  Re- 
flections on  the  rise,  progress,  and  prob- 
able consequences  of  the  present  conten- 
tions with  the  colonies.  Edinb.  1770. 

Freeholder  and  Landholder  of 
Scotland,  A.  John  Campbell  Colguhoun. 
The  constitutional  principles  of  parlia- 
mentary reform.  Edinb.  1831. 

Freeholder,  An  Independent. 
Thomas  ThirlwalL  A  calm  . .  .  address 
to  Sir  Francis  Burdett,  Bart.  ...  L. 
1804. 


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Freeholder,  A  Yorkshire.  Samuel 
Bailey.  A  discussion  of  parliamentary 
reform.  L.  1831 

Freeholder  of  Surrey,  A  John 
Home  Tooke,  in  the  London  "Public  Ad- 
vertiser/' 1769. 

Freeman.     William  Henri/  Drayton. 

He  issued,  under  this  signature,  on  the  eve  of 
the  meeting  of  the  Continental  Congress,  in  1774, 
a  pamphlet  in  which  he  maiked  out  the  couise 
to  be  pursued,  and  submitted  a  "  bill  of  Ameri- 
can lights "  This  publication  cost  him  bis 
place  in  the  colonial  judicial y,  hut  made  him 
president  of  the  Provincial  Congress,  and  soon 
aftei  chief  justice  of  the  colony  of  South  Caro- 
lina 

Freeman  William  Henry  Di  ay- 
ton,  Christopher  Gadsden,  John  Mackenzie, 
and  others.  A  letter  from  ...  of  South 
Carolina  to  the  deputies  of  North-Amer- 
ica .  Charles  Town,  S.C.,  1784 

Freeman,  A.  G-eorge  Allen.  Address 
to  the  freemen  of  Massachusetts.  Wor- 
cester, 1832. 

Freeman,  A  Jean  Joseph  Louis 
Blanc  French  correspondence,  in  the 
London  "Spectator,"  1867. 

Freeman,  A.  Jacob  Bailey  Moore 
The  principles  and  acts  of  Mr.  Adams' 
administration  vindicated  .  .  .  Concord, 
N  H.  1828. 

Freeman  of  Massachusetts,  A 
John  Daggett.  Remarks  . . .  concerning 
the  location  of  the  Boston  and  Provi- 
dence R  R.  through  the  burying  ground 
in  East  Attleborough  ...  B.  1834. 

Freeman,  Jonathan.  Morris  Birk- 
beck,  the  signature  under  which  he  con- 
tributed articles,  in  1823,  to  the  "  Illinois 
Gazette"  and  the  " Shawneetown  Ga- 
zette "  in  opposition  to  the  establishment 
of  slavery. 

Freeman,  O.  S.  Edward  Coit  Rogers. 
Letters  on  slavery  B.  1855. 

Freeman,  Theophilus.  William 
Matthews.  A  general  epistle  of  broth- 
erly admonition  and  counsel  to  the  people 
called  Quakers  ...  L.  1803. 

French  Clergyman,  A.  ftev.  Stephen 
Theodore  Badin.  The  real  principles  of 
the  Roman  Catholics  in  reference  to  God 
and  the  country . . .  Bardstown,  Ky.,  1805. 

French  Detective.  M.  Canler.  Auto- 
biography of  ...  from  1818  to  1858  . .  . 
L.  1862. 

French  Detective,  A.  William  Ens- 
sell.  The  experiences  of  .  *  .  By 
"Waters."  N.Y.  1864. 

French  Politician,  The.  Edmond 
JScherer,  one  of  the  editors  of  the  Paris 
"Temps/*  and  a  senator,  whose  letters  in 
the  London  "Daily  News"  (1877-78) 
gave  a  striking  picture  of  the  situation 
in  France. 


French  Traveller,  A.  Louis  Simond. 
Journal  of  a  tour  and  residence  in  Gieat 
Britain  during  the  years  1810  and  1811 
by  .  .  Edinb.  1815 

Frenchman,  Jack.  Jonathan  Swift, 
D.D  J.  F  *s  lamentation.  An  excellent 
song  1708. 

Frere,  Alice  M      Mrs   Godftey  CleiL 

Friar,  The  Phatiuel  Bacon,  D.D, 
who  was  the  author  of  "  The  Snipe,"  one 
of  the  best  ballads  in  the  English  lan- 
guage, and  founded  on  a  fact ;  tor 
the  "Friar"  denoted  the  author  himself, 
and  "  Peter "  his  fellow  collegian,  Pet?r 
Zinzan,  M.D.  This  ballad  and  "  A  Song 
of  Similies,"  by  Dr.  Bacon,  are  piesened 
m  the  "Oxford  Sausage." 

Fribble,  T.  Jonathan  Swift,  D  1> 
Tittle-tattle,  etc  [Consisting  of  extracts 
from  Swift's  "Polite  Conversation."] 
1749 

Fribbleton,  Ex-Barber  A&a  (rt  cctie. 
The  travels  of  in  America  N  Y.  1835. 

Fridoiin,  le  Major.  A.  de  Vallm  nr 
La  retraite  des  dix  millc,  etc.,  in  the 
"  Revue  des  Deux  Mondes."  Paris,  1851 

Friend,  A  [or  Quaker].  ELa*  BorL- 
ett.  Aminadab's  courtship;  or,  the 
Quaker's  wedding  a  poem  ...  L  1717. 

Friend,  A  Miss  Mau/ Elizabeth  Lee, 
who,  under  this  modest  'signatuio,  con- 
tributed her  earliest  productions  to  the 
"  Southern  Rose,"  Charleston,  S.C. 

Friend,  A.  Capt.  J.  A  Gilbert,  The 
change ;  or,  a  memoir  of  Lieut  -Col.  Hoi- 
combe,  C  B.  L.  1847, 

Friend,  A  Dr.  Wtlham  Kennel.  A 
defence  of  Mr  Kennck's  review  of  Dr. 
Johnson's  "  Shakespeare  "...  L.  1700. 

Friend,  A  John  Oldmixon  A  de- 
fence of  Mr  Maccartney.  L.  1712. 

Friend,  A  Sir  Richard  Hill.  Five 
letters  to  the  Rev.  Mr.  F— r  [Fletcher] 
relative  to  his  vindication  of  the  minutes 
of  the  Rev.  Mr.  John  Wesley ...  L. 
1771 

Friend,  A.  Thomas  Linning.  A  letter 
...  to  Mr.  John  Mackmillan  ...  n.p., 
n.d.  but  1708. 

Friend,  A.  Robert  Lundin  Xhoiw.  A 
letter  to  the  Moderate  Brethren,  Edinb., 
n  p.  but  1842. 

Friend,  A.  Giovanni  Domenico  Ruf- 
fini.  Lorenzo  Benoni . . .  Edinb.  185»3. 

Friend,  A.  Zachary  Grey,  LL.D  A 
word  or  two  of  advice  to  William  War- 
burton,  a  dealer  in  many  words :  by  . , , 
L.  1746. 

Friend,  A.  Luke  Howard,  F.R.S. 
The  Yorkshireman :  a  religious  and  lit- 
erary journal.  By  ...  Pontefract,  L., 
Leeds,  and  York,  1833-37. 


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Friend  in  the  City,  A  Geoige  Mel- 
drum.  A,  letter .  .  to  a  meraber  of 
Parliament  anent  patronages.  Edmb. 
1703 

Friend  in  the  Country,  A.  Rev. 
John  Eiskme.  Meditations  and  letters 
of  a  pious  youth  . .  .  Edinb.  1746. 

Friend  in  the  Country,  A.  William 
Gibson.  A  second  letter  from  ...  to  his 
friend  in  London  [Ehas  Beckett].  3J. 
1717. 

Friend  of  his  Age,  A  Mr  Dawson. 
A  humble  tribute  to  the  memory  of  Mr 
Abram  IZumney  .  .  .  Alnwick,  1794 

Friend  of  Industry?  A.  —  Dearborn, 
who,  in  1784,  under  this  signature,  pub- 
lished in  the  "  New  Hampshire  Gazette  " 
an  article  suggesting  the  employment  of 
convicts  in  prisons,  a  plan  soon  after 
generally  adopted. 

Friend  of  Mr  St[ee]le  Jonathan 
Stwft,  DD  The  importance  of  the 
Guardian  considered  ...  L.  1713. 

Friend  of  Religious  Liberty,  A 
William  Pale t/,  Arch-deacon  of  Carlisle. 
A  defence  of  the  considerations  on  the 
propriety  of  requiring  a  subscription  to 
articles  of  faitli  ...  JG  1774 

Friend  of  Seamen,  A  William  Allen, 
D  D.  Accounts  of  shipwreck  and  of 
other  disasters  at;  sea  .  . .  Compiled  .  .  . 
Brunswick,  Me  ,  1823. 

Friend  of  the  Author,  A  John  Bar- 
low Seah.  An  elegy  on  a  family  tomb 
[by  J.  J  Brundish]  translated  into  Ital- 
ian verse.  Camb.  1783 

Friend  of  the  Author,  A  Jonathan 
Swift,  D.D.  Mr.  C— ns's  [Collins's]  dis- 
course of  free-thinking  put  into  plain 
English,  by  way  of  abstract,  for  the  use 
of  the  poor  ...  L  1713. 

Friend  of  the  Family,  A.  William 
A  ijrton  The  adventures  of  a  salmon  in 
the  River  Dee  By  .  .  L.  1853. 

Friend  of  the  Negro,  A.  Wilson 
At  mislead  The  garland  of  freedom :  a 
collection  of  poems,  chiefly  anti-slavery. 
Selected  .  .  L  1853 
•  Friend  of  the  People,  A.  Richard 
Ronaldson.  Banks  and  a  paper  currency. 
P.  1857. 

Friend  of  the  People,  A  Rev.  Wil- 
liam  Chalmers,  AM.  The  Church  ques- 
tion. Ayr,  1843. 

Friend  of  the  People,  A.  Miss  Sarah 
Jane  Mai/tie.  June  Rutherford;  or,  the 
miners'  strike  . ,  .  L,  1854. 

Friend  of  the  People,  A.  Rev.  Gteorge 
Tod.  Letter  to  James  Moncrieff,  Esq. 
.  .  .  Edinb.  1820. 

Friend  of  the  People,  A  Sincere. 
Maurice  Lothian.  The  expediency  of  a 


secure  provision  for  the  ministers  of  the 
Gospel  .  .  .  Edinb.  1834. 

Friend  of  the  Road,  A.  Elizur 
W->  ight  The  Northern  Pacific  Railroad, 
by  ...  B  1874. 

Friend  of  the  Secession,  A  Mi. 
JBoston,  of  Falkirk.  An  antidote  against 
a  new  heresy  .  .  .  Dundee,  1779. 

Friend  of  the  South  M.  Piatt  (t) 
In  answer  to  "Remarks  on  Chanmng's 
'  Slavery.' "  B.  183(3 

Friend  of  Truth,  A.  John  Cleave- 
land.  The  Chebacco  narrative  rescued 
from  the  charge  of  falshood  and  par- 
tiality ...  B.  1738. 

Friend  of  Truth,  A.  George  Scott, 
A  concise  illustration  of  the  doctrine  of 
justification  by  faith  .  .  .  Edmb.  1832. 

Friend  of  Truth  and  Peace,  A. 
William  Walton.  The  true  interests  of 
the  European  powers  and  the  Emperor 
of  Brazil  . .  L.  1829. 

Friend  of  Truth  and  Sound  Pol- 
icy, A  Henry  M.  Bi  ackenndge.  Stric- 
tures on  a  voyage  to  South  America  .  . . 
Bait.  1820. 

Friend  of  Youth,  A.  Mary  Clark. 
Conversations  on  the  history  of  Massa- 
chusetts from  its  first  settlement  to  the 
present  period.  By  ...  B.  1831. 

Friend  of  Youth,  A  Samuel  Wil- 
lard,  D  D  The  Franklin  family  primer 
.  .  .  B.  1811. 

Friend  of  Youth  and  Children,  A. 
Frederick  White  Erans.  Brief  and  moral 
instructions  for  the  young  .  .  .  Worces- 
ter, Mass.,  1858. 

Friend  to  Accuracy,  A  Thomas 
Bland,  during  many  years  a  contributor 
to  the  "  Gent.  Mag."  under  this  and  other 
signatures. 

Friend  to  American  Enterprise,  A. 
George  W.  Simmons.  Oak  Hall  pictorial 
...  B.  1854. 

Friend  to  Both,  A.  Thomas  Bowdler. 
Liberty,  civil  and  religious  ...  L. 
1815. 

Friend  to  Britain,  A.  Dr.  Chamber- 
layn.  The  great  advantages  to  both 
kingdoms  of  Scotland  and  England  by 
an  union,  n  p.  1702. 

Friend  to  Candour  and  Truth,  A. 
Stephen  Jones.  Hypercriticism  exposed . . . 
L.  1812. 

Friend  to  Civil  and  Religious  Lib- 
erty, A.  Henry  Peckwell,  D.D.  The 
account  of  an  appeal  from  a  summary 
conviction  on  the  statute  22  Car.  ii.,  c.  i., 
to  the  Hon.  G— rt  of  K.  B  . .  .  L.  n  d. 

Friend  to  Education  and  Moral 
Improvement  of  the  Labouring 
Poor,  A.  Thomas  Pok,  M*D.  On  the 


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irreverent  use  of  the  sacred  names. 
By  ...  Bristol,  about  1823. 

Friend  to  Emancipation,  A.  John 
Glutton.  The  Emancipation  Bill  exam- 
ined. Hereford,  1825. 

Friend  to  his  Country,  A..  Robert 
French  The  constitution  of  Ireland  . .  . 
Dublin,  1770. 

Friend  to  Liberty  and  Property,  A. 
Rev.  John  Lewis.  Advice  to  posterity 
concerning  a  point  of  the  last  impor- 
tance. Written  ...  L.  1755 

Friend  to  Peace  and  Good  Order, 
A.  Harrison  Gray.  A  few  remarks 
upon  some  of  the  votes  and  resolutions 
'of  the  Continental  Congress  ...  n  p., 
probably  P.  1775. 

Friend  to  Religious  Liberty,  A. 
Rev  John  Palmer.  Free  remarks  on  a 
sermon  entitled  "  The  requisition  of  sub- 
scription to  the  39  articles  and  liturgy 
of  the  Church  of  England  not  inconsis- 
tent with  Christian  liberty"  ...  L. 
1772. 

Friend  to  the  Church  of  England, 
A.  Francis  Maseres.  The  moderate  re- 
former .  . .  L.  1791. 

Friend  to  the  Churches,  A.  Increase 
Mather.  A  plea  for  the  ministers  of  the 
Gospel ...  B.  1706. 

Friend  to  the  Established  Church, 
A.  Rev.  Fiederick  Toll.  A  plain  and 
proper  answer  to  this  question:  "Why 
does  not  the  Bishop  of  Clogher,  suppos- 
ing him  to  be  the  author  of  the  *  Essay 
on  Spirit/  resign  his  preferments"-... 
L.  1753. 

Friend  to  the  Government,  A.  Rev. 
W.  Webster.  The  draper  confuted  . . . 
L.  1740. 

Friend  to  the  Liberty  of  his  Coun- 
try, A.  Benjamin  Church,  M.D.  —  See 
"Elizaphan  of  Parnach." 

Friend  to  the  Natural  and  Relig- 
ious Bights  of  Mankind,  A.  Rev. 
William,  Grafiam,  of  Whitehaven.  An 
attempt  to  prove  that  every  species  of 
patronage  is  foreign  to  the  nature  of  the 
Church...  Edinb.  1768. 

Friend  to  the  Peace  of  the  Church 
of  Scotland,  A.  George  H'Lelland.  An 
enquiry  adapted  to  the  present  crisis  * . . 
Edinb.  1842. 

Friend  to  the  Sex,  A.  — Adams. 
Woman :  sketches  of  the  history,  genius 
...  of  the  fair  sex  in  all  parts  of  the 
world...  L.  1790. 

Friend  to  the  Sisterhood,  A.  Wil- 
liam Hayley.  A  philosophical,  histori- 
cal, and  moral  essay  on  old  maids.  By 
*..  L.  1785. 

Friend  to  the  South,  A.    Miss  Belle 


Hardinge.     Belle  Boyd,  in  camp    and 
prison.    L.  1805. 

Friend  to  the  West  India  Colonies 
and  their  Inhabitants,  A  James 
Tobm.  Cursory  remarks  upon  the  Rev- 
erend Mr  Ramsay's  essay  on  the  treat- 
ment and  conversion  of  African  slaves 
in  the  sugar  colonies.  L.  1785. 

Friend  to  True  Liberty,  A  Edmund 
Rack.  England's  true  interest  in  the 
choice  of  a  new  Parliament  briefly  con- 
sidered ...  L.1774. 

Friend  to  Truth,  A.  Tyler  Pat  son* 
Candid  enquiries  . .  relative  to  the  diffi- 
culties which  existed  in  the  town  of  Man- 
chester, Mass  ...  n  p.  about  1820. 

Friend  to  Youth,  A.  Miss  Sarah 
Hoare.  A  poem  on  the  pleasures  and 
advantages  of  botanical  pursuits,  with 
notes ,  and  other  poems  By  ...  Bris- 
tol, n.d. 

Friend,  A  Mutual.  Mrs.  Georrje 
Giote  C2).  The  case  of  the  poor  against 
the  rich.  L.  1850. 

Friendly,  Aunt.  Mrs.  Sarah  S. 
( Tuthtll)  Baker.  Meggie  of  "  The  Pines  " 
N.Y.  18-. 

Frog,  Nicholas.     The   Netherlands. 

—  Sec  "  Strutt,  Lord." 

Frohberg,  Paul.  Frieduch  Adami 
Drarnatische  Genrebilder  aus  der  vater- 
landischen  Geschichte.  1870. 

Froissart,  Jean.  Alphonse  Daudet, 
who  has  contributed  to  a  large  number 
of  journals,  and  notably  to  the  "Monde 
Illustre*"  and  to  the  "Figaro,"  where  his 
"Chroniques  rirae'es,"  signed  "Jean 
Froissart,"  have  been  much  noticed. 

Frost,  S.  Annie.    Mrs.  S.  A.  8/iidds. 

Fru,  F.  Emihe  ( Schm kit  Flyqare  Dalin ) 
Garten.  Valdemar  Klein.  l'S38, 

Fuller,  Violet.  Mrs.  Eleanor  Fuller- 
ton  In  1871  she  published  a  volume  of 
her  poems  through  Sampson  Low  &  Son, 
London, 

Fulvius,  Cnoeus.    Charles  James  MX. 

—  See" Florus,  Julius." 

Fume,  Joseph.  William  Andrew 
Chatto.  A  pipe  of  tobacco  ...  L. 
1839. 

Fungus,  Barnaby,  Bsg.  Arthur 
Benoni  Evans,  D.D.  Fungusiana ;  or, 
the  opinions  and  table-talk  of  the  late 
...  L.  1809. 

Fungus,    Sir    Ferdinando,    Gent. 

—  Williams,  of  Wadham  College.    New 
facts ;  or,  the  whitewasher . . .   1790. 

Also  ascribed  to  Mr.  Slmmonds  of  Blandford, 
Dorsetshire. 

Funnidos,  Ittgdum,  Gent  John 
Ballantyne  (?).  American  broad  grins. 
Edited...  L.  1838. 


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Funnidus,  Rigdum.  Hoi  ace  J/ay- 
hew,  Henry  May  hew,  and  Robert  B  Biough, 
editors  of  Cruikshank's  "  Comic  Alma- 
nac/' 


Funny  Man,  A.  Ossian  E.  Dodge. 
Comical  doint>&  01  .  N.Y.  187-. 

F  us  in  a,  JTra  At  nolcto  Fusmato. 
Gedichte.  185J-54 


r  Edward  George  Bollard,  Esq.,  who 
wrote  for  the  "Literary  Magnet"  and 
"World  of  Fashion"  under  this  signa- 
ture. 

•y.  John  Keble.  —  See  "a"  (under 
alpha). 

G  Dr  John  Green,  Bishop  of  Lin- 
coln, in  his  contributions  to  the  "  Athe- 
nian Letters  »  .  .  L.  1741-43. 

G.  Rev.  R.  F  Wilson,  one  of  the  con- 
tributors to  "  Tracts  for  the  Times."  L. 
1840-48 

G  — -  See  "  The  Lord  and  Lady  There  " 

G.  L.  C.  Gent.  Familiar  English 
quotations.  L.  1877. 

G ,  A  Alfred  Gatty,  D  D.  The  bell : 
its  origin,  history,  and  uses.  L.  1847. 

G ,  A  Alexander  Gardner.  A  defence 
of  infant  baptism  . .  .  Paisley,  1851 

G ,  A  Agnes  Giberne.  Mignonette  . . . 
L  1869. 

G,  A.  Asa  Gray,  M.D  Review  of 
Darwin's  theory  of  the  origin  of  species 
by  means  of  natural  selection.  From 
the  "  Amer  Jour  of  Science  and  Arts," 
March,  1800 

G ,  A ,  Gent  John  Humphreys  Parry. 
The  maskers  of  Moorfields  a  vision,  by 
the  late  .  .  Edited  by  W.  Oriffinhoof. 
L  1815  —See  "Gnffinhoof,  Anthony, 
Esq" 

G,  A.  F  Acton  Frederick  Griffith. 
Bibhotheca  Anglo-poetica  ...  L,  1816. 

G.  A  F.  John  Lister.  Epigrams  and 
jeux  d'espnt .  Edinb  1870. 

G,  A.  F.  Mrs  A  F  Gaston.  Our 
maid-servants  ...  L.  1866. 

G.,  A.  F  Atkinson  F.  Gibson.  A 
tribute  to  the  memory  of  William  Grover, 
of  Stanatead,  by  ...  Warwick,  1826. 

G,  A  H.  Alexander  H.  Giant.  Con- 
tributions to  "London  Society,"  chiefly 
poetical 

G,  A.  S.  A.  S.  Grenvdh.  Poetic 
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G.,  C.  Rev.  Charles  Gibbon,  of  Lon- 
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G,  C.  F.  Mrs.  Catherine  Frances 
(Grace)  Gore.  Quid  pro  quo;  or,  the  day 
of  dupes :  the  prize  comedy.  L.  1844. 

G.    O.    H.,  Esq.*  Barrister-at-law. 


H.  G.  Curran.  Confessions  of  a  White- 
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G  C.  J  Mrs.  Came  J.  Fieeland. 
Ansdale  Hall;  or,  stand  to  your  colors. 
B  187-. 

G  ,  C.  V.  Charles  Vaughan  Grinjield. 
A  century  of  acrostics  ...  L.  1855. 

G,  O  David  Garnck.  An  ode  upon 
dedicating  a  building,  and  erecting  a 
statue  to  Shakespeare,  at  Stratiord- 
upon-Avon  By  ...  L.  1769. 

G.,  E.  B     Edward   Burnaby    Greene. 
Hero  and  Leander-   a  poem.     Tr.  . 
L.  1773. 

'-  G.,  F.  Fiederick  Gale.  The  public 
school  matches  .  .  L.  1867 

G.,  F  Frangois  Gaume.  Borne  et 
ses  papes  Pans,  1824 

G.,  F.  T.  Hippolyte  Adolphe  Tame,  in 
his  contributions  to  "  La  Vie  Parisienne  " 

The  above  letteis  are  the  Initials  of  "Fr6d6- 
nc  Thomas  G-raindorge/'  another  pseudonym  of 
this  author  " 

G.,  F.  W.,  of  the  Middle  Temple. 

F  W.  Guidickms.  An  answer  to  Mr. 
Horace  "Walpole's  late  work  entitled 
"  Historic  doubts  on  the  reign  and  life 
of  King  Richard  the  Third  ...  L.  1768. 

G  ,  G.  George  Grenvdle.  A  letter  to  ... 
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G.,  G  G.  Gieen.  The  Shunamite. 
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G,,  H-  Horace  Greeleif,  in  his  con- 
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G,  H.  Rev.  Harry  Grey.  Brief 
sketches  of  the  early  history,  conversion, 
and  closing  period  of  the  life  of  Mary, 
second  daughter  of  the  Hon.  John 
Grey  .  .  L.  1855. 

G,  H.  Hudson  Cktrney.  Cupid  and 
Psyche  .  .  .  Trans,  by  ...  L.  1800. 

G,  H.  B  Mr$.  H.  B.  (Goodwin]  Tal> 
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G.,  H.  B.  Mr*.  H  J5.  0erry.  Eoger 
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G.,  H  M.  Miss  H  Maria  George, 
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G.,  H.  H.  Henry  Mayo  Gunn.  His- 
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L.  1853. 


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G ,  J.  Jokn  Goldicutt.  Heriof  s  Hos- 
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L,  1836. 

G.,  J.  John  Green.  A  journey  from 
Aleppo  to  Damascus  ...  L.  1736. 

G,  J.  James  Glassford.  Miscella- 
nea...  Edinb.  1818. 

G,  J.,  late  Serrisfctehdar  of  Ben- 
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the  nature  of  Zemindary  tenures  .  .  .  L. 
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G ,  J.  C.  Julia  C.  Cfrimam.  Sacred 
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G.,  J.  H  Rev.  John  Hampden  Gurney. 
The  pastor's  last  words  ...  L,  1862. 

G.,  J.  H.  Joseph  H.  Gibbs  and  otlm  s. 
The  Quadrilateral.  1865. 

G.,  J.  T.  Judith  TOWCJ  s  Grant.  "  Look- 
ing  unto  Jesus "...  Bath,  1852 

G.  K.  John  Boyle,  4th  Earl  of  Cork 
and  Orrery 

"About  1753  Ikfi  Moore  undeitook  the  peri- 
odical publication  called  the  e  World,'  to  which 
our  noble  authoi  contributed  three  papers,  viz , 
DSTos.  47,  68,  and  161 ...  The  Earl  of  Cork  was  a 
contributor  likewise  to  tbe ( Connoisseur,1  earned 
on  by  Mi.  Thornton  and  Mr.  Oolman.  In  the 
last  number  of  this  publication  Q-.  K  ,  •which  was 
his  lordship's  signature,  is  distinguished  by  the 
ingenious  authors  as  their  *  earliest  and  most  fre- 
quent correspondent'  . . .  His  communications 
to  the  *  Connoisseur '  were  the  most  part  of  NOB, 
14  and  17,  the  letter  signed  «  G-ohah  English  '  in 
No  19,  gieat  pait  of  NOB.  33  and  40,  and  the  let- 
ters signed  *  Reginald  Fitzworm,'  'Michael 
Kiawbndge,' e  Moses  Orthodox,'  and  '  Thomas 
Vainall,'  in  Nos.  102,  107,  113,  and  129."  — 
ORAWEBS,  Vol.  6. 

G ,  Li  E.  Lucy  JSllen  Guernsey.  Irish 
Amy.  P.  1864. 

G  M.  Mrs.  Stanley  Leathes.  Soi- 
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G.  P.  Samuel  Pegge.  A  defence  of 
the  propriety  of  the  words  "  which  art  in 
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of  Paul  Gemsege  reversed,  used  one 
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G ,  P  S.  Eev.  Peter  Southmead  Glubb, 
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The  holier  rood,  and  The  London  season. 
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G,R.  ftupertGreen(*).  A  brief  history 
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G,,  R.  Robert  Graham,  M.D.  (*}. 
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the  British  flora  of  W.  J.  Hooker. 
Edinb.  1830. 

G.,  R.  Richard  GougL  A  compara- 
tive view  of  the  antient  monuments  of 
India  ...  as  described  by  different  writ- 
ers By...  L.  1785 


G ,  R  Etcha)  d  Gilbert  Liber  scho- 
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G.,  R.,  a  Clerfe  of  the  Court  of 
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G ,  R ,  junior,  Richard  Gonqh.  The 
history  of  the  Bible,  translated  from  the 
French,  by  .  .  L.  1747. 

This  volume,  consisting  of  1GO  sheets  in  folio, 
•was  completed  by  him  when  ho  \vris  twelve  and 
aiaJf  years  old,  and  was  followed  thieo  >enia 
later  by  a  translation  ol  tbe  "  Customs  ot  the 
Israelites,"  tiaiielated  from  tbe  Froiich  of  tbe 
abbot  Fleury,  by  ...  1750. 

G-.  R  G  Rev.  George  Robert  Glefg. 
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Gr.,  R  S.  Eoscellus  S.  Guernsey,  in 
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G.,  S.  tiamuel  Gilman,  D.D.  Cata- 
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and  other  pieces,  executed  by  Charles 
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Gr,  S.  Samuel  Grawome.  Certamen 
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G.,  S.  Simon  G-reenlcaf.  Remarks  on 
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G,S.B.  S  B  Gosfin.  [William Ban- 
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G.,  T.  T.  Gib.  Remarks  on  tho  Ttev. 
Mr.  Whitefield's  journal ...  L.  1738 

G.,T.  Thomas  Gwin.  Some  memoirs 
of  our  dear  deceased  friend  Josiah  Ceane 
. . .  Plymouth,  Eng.,  1718. 

G,  T.  M.  T.  M.  Gorman.  On  the 
white  horse  mentioned  in  the  "Revela- 
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1871. 

O.}  w.  —  See  Gifford,  William. 

G.,  W-  William  Gardner.  The  law- 
yers investigated  .  . ,  Brentford,  1771. 

G,W.  William  Gauntlet/.  Remarks 
on  a  certain  publication  entitled  "  Mac- 
aulay;s  portrait  of  the  founder  of  Qua- 
kerism." Sheffield,  1866. 

G-,  W.  Sir  William  Gell.  Views  in 
Barbary,  and  a  picture  of  the  Dey  of 
Algiers,  taken  in  1813,  by  , .  .  L  1816. 

G.  W.  One  of  the  pseudonyms  at- 
tributed to  Jumus  (q.v.). 

The  two  letters  thus  signed  are  dated  March 
29  and  April  8, 1771,  and  are  addressed  to  the 
Lord  Mayor. 

G-»  W.  0.  WiU'iam  D.  GWIagher. 
Selections  from  the  poetical  literature  of 
the  West . . .  Gin.  1841. 


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G ,  W.  R.  William  Rathbone  Greg,  in 
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G***** ***,  A  B ,  M  D.  Augustus 
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Gentleman,  A.  John  Hippisley.  Flora : 
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Gentleman,  A.  Henry  Penruddock 
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Gentleman,  A.    Rev.  George  Harbin. 


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Gentleman,  A.  Leonard  Welsted. 
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Gentleman,  A.  Andieiv  Wilson t  M.D. 
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Gentleman,  A.  James  Ramsay.  A 
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Gentleman,  A.  William  Beck  ford. 
Letters  and  observations  written  in  a 
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By  ...  L.  1786 

Gentleman,  A  Anthony  Hammond* 
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Gentleman,  A  John  Hatjield.  A 
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Gentleman,  A.  Thomas  Baker.  Re- 
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Gentleman,  A.  William  Bromley* 
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Spain,  Italy  .  .  .  Performed  ...  L. 
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Gentleman,  A.  Edmond  Hoyle*  A 
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Gentleman,  A  John  Adams.  Thoughts 
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Gentleman  (A),  a  Descendant  of 
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letters ...  of  Sir  John  Falstaff  and  his 
friends ;  now  first  made  public  by  ... 
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Gentleman  and  no  Knight,  A. 
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knt.  By  . .  L.  1723. 

Gentleman  at  Halifax,  A  Chief 
Justice  Martin  Howard,  of  North  Caro- 
lina. A  letter  ...  to  his  friend  in  Rhode 
Island  .  . .  Newport,  1705. 

Gentleman  educated  at  Yale  Col- 
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Gentleman  formerly  of  Boston,  A. 
Edward  Church,  Jr  The  Dangerous  Vice 
. . .  Columbia,  1789. 

The  "Dangerous  Vice*'  was  John  Adams, 
Also  ascribed  to  Silvatras  Bourne. 


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Gentleman  formerly  of  Brazen- 
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Chwles  Afanjield.  Interesting  collection 
of  curious  anecdotes  .  .  L.  1790. 

Gentleman  formerly  of  Gray's 
Inn,  A.  John  Hoft.  An  attempte  to  res- 
cue that  aimciente  English  poet  and  play- 
•wrighte,  Maister  Williaume  Shakespere, 
from  the  rnaney  errours  f  aulsely  charged 
on  him  ,  .  X,  1749. 

Gentleman  in  America,  A.  Thomas 
Cooper ,  ftf.X)  Extract  of  a  letter  from 
...  to  a  friend  in  England,  on  the  subject 
of  emigration.  1794 

Gentleman  in  Boston,  A.  Charles 
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George  Wishart,  one  of  the  ministers  of 
Edinburgh,  concerning  the  state  of  Re- 
ligion in  New  Eng-land.  Edinb.  1742. 

Gentleman  in  Boston,  A.  Lewis 
Tappan,  Letter  from  ...  to  a  Uni- 
tarian clergyman  in  that  city.  B. 
1828, 

Gentleman  in  Gloucestershire,  A. 
John  JBlanch.  Hoops  into  spinning- 
wheels  :  a  tragi-comedy.  Gloucester, 
1725. 

The  epistle  dedicatory  is  signed  "  J  B." 

Gentleman  in  Xondon,  A.  William 
Xnox.  The  claim  of  the  colonies  to  an 
exemption,  from  internal  taxes,  imposed 
foy  authority  of  Parliament,  examined. 
In  a  letter  from. ...  to  his  friend  in 
America  I.  1765. 

Gentleman  in  London,  A.  Hesta 
Pachng .  Pour  topographical  letters, 
•written  in  July,  1755,  upon  a  journey 
thro'  Bedfordshire  .  . .  from  . .  .  New- 
castle-upon-Tyne,  1757. 

Gentleman  la  London,  A.  William 
Smith.  A.  letter  from  ...  to  his  friend 
in  Pennsylvania;  with  a  satire  ...  L. 
1756. 

Gentleman  in  Philadelphia,  A. 
John  Dickinson.  The  late  Regulations 
respecting  the  British  colonies  on  the 
continent  of  -America  considered.  In  a 
letter  f rom  ...  to  Ms  friend  in  London. 
X,  1766. 

Gentleman,  in  Scotland,  A.  Charles 
Leslie.  A  letter ...  to  Ms  friend  in  Eng- 
land, against  the  sacramental  test.  2d 
«d.  L.  17O8 

Gentleman  in  tne  City,  A.  Benjamin 
Cook  A.  letter  .  .  .  concerning  the 
Quakers,  L,  1705. 

The  letter  is  signed  "Ectea-Nobj-moni,"  an 
anagram,  of  fclie  arutbor's  name. 

Gentleman,  in  the  City,  A.  Charles 
Leslie.  A.  letter  .  .  .  concerning  the 
threaten'd  prosecution  of  the  Rehearsal 
. . .  n.p.  1708. 


Gentleman  in  the  City,  A      Rev. 
Robert  Wylie,  of  Hamilton.    A  letter 
to  a  minister  in  the  country.     Edinb 
1703. 

Gentleman  in  the  English  House 
of  Commons,  A.  Edmund  Burke.  A 
letter  from  .  .  in  vindication  of  his  con- 
duct, with  regard  to  the  affairs  of  Ireland 
...  L.  1780 

Gentleman  in  the  North,  A.  Rev. 
Alexander  M'Laggan,  of  Little-Dunkeld 
A  letter  ...  to  a  minister  who  has  not 
intimated  the  act  of  parliament  .  .  . 
n.p.  1737. 

Gentleman  in  the  North  of  Scot- 
land, A  Captain  Edward  Bint.  Let- 
ters from  ...  to  his  friend  in  London, 
giving  an  account  of  the  Highlands  . . . 
L  1754. 

Gentleman  in  the  Service  of  the 
East  India  Company,  A.  Major  Henry 
D.  Robertson.  Examination  of  the  prin- 
ciples and  policy  of  the  government  of 
British  India.  L.  1829. 

Gentleman  in  Town,  A.  W.  H. 
Logan.  Letter  .  . .  regarding  Keeley,  the 
theatre,  and  other  matters . . .  Edinb.  1834. 

"  Signed  "H.  M." 

Gentleman,  Late  an  Officer  in  the 
Service  of  the  Honourable  East- 
India  Company,  A  Mr.  Evers.  A 
journal  kept  on  a  journey  from  Bas- 
sora  to  Bagdad  .  .  .  Horsham,  1784 

Gentleman,  late  of  Bath,  A.  Dr. 
Edward  Harmgton.  An  excursion  from 
Paris  to  Fontainebleau.  L  1786. 

Gentleman,  late  of  the  Inner  Tem- 
ple, A.  Henry  Baker  Essays,  pastoral 
and  elegiac  ...  L.  1856. 

Gentleman  lately  Resident  on  a 
Plantation,  A  Peter  Marsden  An 
account  of  the  island  of  Jamaica  . . 
Newcastle,  1788 

Gentleman  lately  returned  from 
America,  A.  Mr.  Hodgkinson.  Letters 
on  emigration.  L.  1794. 

Gentleman,  Native  thereof,  A  John 
Blundett.  Memoirs  and  antiquities  of  the 
town  and  parish  of  Tiverton  .  .  Exeter, 
1712. 

Gentleman  of  Boston,  A.  Nathan 
Hale.  Notes  made  during  an  excursion 
to  the  Highlands  of  New  Hampshire  and 
Lake  "Winnipiseogee.  Andover,  1833. 

Gentleman  of  Brazen-Nose  Col- 
lege, Oxford,  A.  Rev.  John  Ellis.  The 
knowledge  of  divine  things  from  revela- 
tion ...  L.  1743. 

Gentleman  of  Bristol,  A.  S.  Butler. 
An  essay  upon  education  . . .  "With  a 
plan  of  a  new  method.  By  ...  L. 
1750  (?). 


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Gentleman  of  Cambridge,  A.  Philip 
Bennet.  The  beau  philosopher :  a  poem 
L.  1736. 

Gentleman  of  Cambridge,  A  Coi- 
byn  Morris,  F.R.S.  A  letter  to  the  Rev- 
erend Mr.  Thomas  Carte  . .  L.  1743 

Gentleman  of  Cambridge,  A. 
Thomas  Hearne.  A  letter  to  the  Reve- 
rend the  Prolocutor  ...  L.  1718 

Gentleman  of  Cambridge,  A.  Wil- 
liam Mason  Mirth  .  a  poem  ...  L.  and 
Camb.  1774. 

Gentleman  of  Cambridge,  A.  Fran- 
cis Fancies.  The  works  of  Anacreon, 
Sappho,  Bion,  Moschus,  and  Musseus. 
Translated  into  English  by  .  .  L. 
1789. 

Gentleman  of  Cambridge,  Another. 
Rev  John  Duncombe  An  evening  con- 
templation in  a  college :  being  a  parody 
on  the  "  Elegy  in  a  country  churchyard." 
L.  1753. 

Gentleman  of  Christ-Church  Col- 
lege, Ox  on.,  A.  Probably  Dr.  Zachary 
Pearce,  Bishop  of  Rochester  A  friendly 
letter  to  Dr.  Bentley,  occasioned  by  his 
new  edition  of  "  Paradise  lost."  L. 
1732. 

Gentleman  of  Connecticut,  A,  Wil- 
liam Cobbett.  The  Democratiad :  a  poem. 
P.  1795. 

Gentleman  of  Connecticut,  A.  Jo- 
seph Huntington,  D.D.  A  plea  before 
the  ecclesiastical  council  at  Stockbridge, 
in  the  cause  of  Mrs.  Fisk .  . .  1779  . . . 
Norwich,  1780 

Gentleman  of  Croydon,  A  I7.  Read. 
The  British  harmonist.  Croydon,  1795. 

Gentleman  of  Foreign  Extraction, 
A.  Jacob  Duche.  Observations  on  a  va- 
riety of  subjects,  literary,  moral,  and 
religious ;  in  a  series  of  original  letters, 
written  by  ...  who  resided  some  time  in 
Philadelphia  . . .  P  1774. 

Gentleman  of  Gloucestershire,  A. 
Charles  Skuckbwgh.  Antiochus:  a  new 
tragedy.  L.  1740 

Gentleman  of  Gray's  Inn,  A.  J. 
Crisp.  The  conveyancer's  guide  . .  .  L. 
1821. 

Gentleman  of  Halifax.  John  Parr. 
Vindication  of  Governor  Parr  and  Ms 
council ...  L  1784. 

Gentleman  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  A.  D, 
Douglas.  The  biographical  history  of 
Sir  William  Blackstone  ...  L.  1782. 

Gentleman  of  Xdncoln's-Inn,  A. 
Henry  Anderson.  An  enquiry  into  the 
natural  right  of  mankind  to  debate  freely 
concerning  religion  ...  L.  1737. 

Gentleman  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  A. 
Philip  Carteret  Webb.  A  letter  to  ... 


W.  Warburton  occasioned  by  some  pas- 
sages in  .  .  "The  divine  legation  <>t 
Moses  demonstrated."  By  ...  L.  1744 

Gentleman  of  Maryland,  A  Huc/h 
Hem  //  Biackenndge  The  battle  of  Bun- 
kers Hill.  A  dramatic  piece  .  .  P.  1770. 

Ascribed  also  to  John  Burk. 

Gentleman  of  Massachusetts,  A 
Gamaliel  Bradford  The  Writer  a  series 
of  original  essays,  moral  and  amusing. 
By ...  B.  1822. 

Gentleman  of  Middlesex,  A    Jam<^ 
Johnston.  More  es&ays  of  panegyricks 
L.  1731. 

Gentleman  of  New  York,  A  Wit- 
ham  Irving.  The  poetical  works  of 
Thomas  Campbell .  .  Bait  1811 

Gentleman  of  one  of  the  Inns  of 
Court,   A.      William  Dodd,  LL.D.     A 
new  book  of  the  Dunciad.    By  ...     L 
1750. 

Gentleman  of  Oxford,  A  Gcotr/c 
Smith  Gteen  A  new  version  of  "Para- 
dise lost";  or,  Milton  paraphrased  .  , 
L.  1756. 

Gentleman  of  Philadelphia,  A 
Benjamin  Franllm  Fiench.  Biograplua 
Americana  .  .  NY  l£iG 

Gentleman  of  Portsmouth,  N.II , 
A.  Jonathan  Mitchell  Setcall  A  vorsili- 
cation  of  President  Washington's  excel- 
lent farewell  address  to  tho  citizens  of 
the  United  States.  By  ...  Portsmouth, 
N.H.,  1798. 

Gentleman  of  Seventeen,  A  Youns*;. 
Ambrose  Pitman  Eugenio ;  or,  the  man 
of  sorrow.  L  1780 

Gentleman  of  South  Carolina,  A. 
C.  B.  Northrup.  Southern  odes,  by  the 
Outcast .  .  Charleston,  1801. 

Gentleman  of  Suffolk,  A.  —  #•/- 
monds.  A  treatise  on  field  diversions. 
By  ...  L.  177G. 

Gentleman  of  the  Army,  A.  Col. 
David  Humphreys.  A  poem,  addressed 
to  the  armies  of  the  United  States  of 
America  .  New  Haven,  1780. 

Gentleman  of  the  Bar,  A.  LDauref, 
Rupp  Early  history  of  Western  Penn- 
sylvania, and  of  the  West,  and  of  west- 
ern expeditions  and  campaigns  from 
1754  to  1838.  By  ...  Pittsburg,  Pa, 
1846. 

Gentleman  of  the  Commission,  A. 
Ralph  Heathcote,  D.D.  Irenarch;  or, 
justice  of  the  peace's  manual  ...  I/. 
1774. 

Gentleman  of  the  Committee,  A. 
Major  William  Brooke  (?),  Plans  of  the 
Sunday-schools  and  School  of  Industry 
established  in  the  city  of  Bath  . . .  Bath, 
1789. 


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Gentleman  of  the  Faculty,  A.  Hall 
Jackson  Observations  and  remarks  on 
the  putrid  malignant  sore  throat  .  .  . 
Portsmouth,  N  H  ,  178G. 

Gentleman  of  the  Faculty,  A.  P. 
Hayes.  A  serious  awd  friendly  address 
to  the  public  on  the  consequences  of 
neglecting  coughs  and  colds  .  .  .  L.  1783. 

Gentleman  of  the  Force,  A.  ( Signed 
"Policeman  X.  54.")  William  Make- 
peace Thackeray.  A  Bow  Street  ballad. 
"Punch,"  Nov.  25,  1848. 

Gentleman  of  the  Inner  Temple,  A. 
Robert  Richardson  The  attorney's  prac- 
tice in  the  Court  of  King's  Bench  . . .  L. 
1739. 

Gentleman  of  the  Inner  Temple,  A. 
John  Campbell.  The  case  of  the  opposi- 
tion impartially  stated.  L.  1742. 

Gentleman  of  the  Inner  Temple,  A. 
W  Gardiner.  Conversations  on  the  plural- 
ity of  worlds  New  trans,  by ...  L.  1762. 

Gentleman  of  the  Inner  Temple,  A. 
George  Monck  Berkeley.  An  elegy  on  the 
death  of  Miss  M— s  ...  L.  1786. 

Gentleman  of  the  Inner  Temple,  A. 
John  Hottlei}.  The  history  and  survey  of 
the  cities  of  London  and  Westminster . . . 
By  ...  L.  1753. 

Gentleman  of  the  Inner  Temple,  A 
Matthew  Dawes.  A  letter  to  Lord  Chat- 
ham concerning  the  present  war  of  Great 
Britain  against  America  ...  L.  1776. 

Gentleman  of  the  Inner  Temple,  A. 
John  Malfory  Modern  entries,  in  Eng- 
lish ...  In  the  Savoy,  1734. 

Gentleman  of  the  Inns  of  Court,  A. 
Myles  Danes.  EIKHN  MIKPO-BIBAIKH 
sive  Icon  hbellorum;  or,  a  critical  his- 
tory of  pamphlets  ...  L.  1715. 

Gentleman  of  the  Law,  A.  Rev. 
Andrew  ftloir  The  indictment,  trial, 
and  sentence  of  Mess  T — s  K — r,  A — w 
B — n,  and  R — t  M — n,  before  the  Asso- 
ciate Synod,  at  the  instance  of  the  liev. 
Adam  Gib.  By  .  .  Edmb.  1768. 

Gentleman  of  the  Medical  Fac- 
ulty, A  Edward  Bancroft.  An  essay 
on  the  natural  history  of  Guiana,  in 
South  America.  L.  1769. 

Gentleman  of  the  Middle  Temple, 
A  James  Ralph.  A  critical  history  of 
the  administration  of  Sir  Eobert  Wai- 
pole  .  .  L.  1743. 

Gentleman  of  the  Middle  Temple, 
A.  Robert  Lucas  (1).  A  critical  review 
of  the  liberties  of  British  subjects  . . . 
L.  1750. 

Gentleman  of  the  Middle  Temple, 
A  Counsellor  King.  The  frequented 
village :  a  poem.  By  ...  L.  1771. 

Gentleman  of  the  Middle  Temple, 


A     —  Pooley  (?).     A  general  abridge- 
ment of  cases  in  equity  ...    L.  1757. 

Also  ascribed  to  R.  JFoley,  Sir  G.  Gilbert, 
and  Mathew  Bacon. 

Gentleman  of  the  Middle  Temple, 
A.  Timothy  Cunningham.  The  mer- 
chant's lawyer;  or,  the  law  of  trade  in 
general ...  L.  1761. 

Gentleman  of  the  Partie,  A.  Jonas 
Hanway.  A  journal  of  eight  days'  jour- 
ney from  Portsmouth  to  Kingston  upon 
Thames  ...  L.  1756 

Gentleman  of  the  Province,  A. 
Samuel  Andiew  Peters,  LL.D.  A  gen- 
eral history  of  Connecticut ...  L  1781. 

Gentleman  of  the  Temple,  A.  John 
Kelly.  The  married  philosopher  ...  L. 
1732. 

Gentleman  of  the  University  of 
Cambridge,  A.  Owen  Manning.  —  See 
"A.G.O.T.U.O.C." 

Gentleman  of  the  University  of 
Cambridge,  A.  Zachary  Grey  A 
chronological  and  historical  account  of 
the  most  memorable  earthquakes  .  .  . 
Camb.  1750. 

Gentleman  of  the  University  of 
Cambridge,  A.  Richard  BuUcehy*  Let- 
ters to  Dr.  Clarke,  concerning  liberty 
and  necessity.  L  1717. 

Gentleman  of  the  University  of 
Oxford,  A.  Sir  Richard  Hill,  Bart.  An 
address  to  persons  of  fashion,  containing 
some  particulars  relating  to  balls  .  .  . 
L.  1761. 

Gentleman  of  the  University  of 
Oxford,  A.  Percy  Bysshe  Shelley.  St. 
Irvyne ;  or,  the  Bosicrucian :  a  romance 
by...  L.  1811 

Gentleman  of  Trinity  College,  Cam- 
bridge, A.  Thomas  Dover.  Encomium 
argenti  vivi  ...  L.  1733 

Gentleman  of  Trinity  College,  Ox- 
ford, A.  Wdliam  Lovetmg.  Latin  and 
English  poems.  L.  1741. 

Gentleman  of  Wadham  College,  A. 
Rev.  James  Miller.  The  humours  of  Ox- 
ford :  a  comedy  ...  L.  1730, 

Gentleman  of  Wadham  College, 
Oxford,  A.  John  Swinton.  A  critical 
dissertation  concerning  the  words  Safyiwv 
and  fai^viov  ...  L.  1738. 

Gentleman  of  Wilkesbarre,  A. 
Isaac  A.  Chapman.  Sketch  of  the  his- 
tory of  Wyoming.  By  ...  Wilkes- 
barre,  Penn.,  1830. 

Gentleman  on  his  Travels,  A.  .3frs. 
Sarah  Scott.  A  description  of  Millenium 
Hall  and  the  country  adjacent,  together 
with  the  characters  of  the  inhabitants 
...  L.  1762. 

"Millenium Hall"  as  the  name  given  to  the  rural 


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and  elegant  abode  of  a  happy  society  of  ladies, 
which  the  author  professes  to  have  met  with  in 
the  west  of  England. 

Gentleman  resident  In  the  Neigh- 
borhood, A  Charles  Snart.  Practical 
observations  on  angling  in  the  river 
Trent;  by  .  .  who  has  made  the  amuse- 
ment his  study  for  upwards  of  twenty 
years.  Newark,  1801. 

Gentleman  residing  in  this  City,  A. 
Samuel  Latham  Mitchill,  M.D  The  pic- 
ture of  New  York  .  .  N.Y  1807. 

Gentleman  who  has  left  his  Lodg- 
ings, A  Lord  John  Russell  Essays  and 
sketches  of  life  and  character.  L  1820. 

The  preface  (dedicated  to  Thomas  Moore,  and 
omitted  iu  the  second  edition)  is  signed  "  Joseph 
Skillet,  the  lodging-house  keeper,"  who  is  sup- 
posed to  publish  these  letters  to  pay  the  lent  due 
to  hjm  by  his  absconded  tenant 

Gentleman  who  has  resided  many 
years  in  Pennsylvania,  A.  William 
Smith,  I)  D.  A  brief  state  of  the  prov- 
ince of  Pennsylvania  .  L.  1755 

Gentleman  who  is  particularly  ad- 
dressed in  the  Postscript  of  the  Vin- 
dication of  some  Passages  in  the 
Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth  Chapters  of 
the  Decline  and  Fall  of  the  Roman 
Empire,  The.  Francis  Eyre,  Es>q  A 
short  appeal  to  the  publick.  L.  171)9. 

Gentleman,  who  resided  five  years 
on  the  Island,  A.  John  Campbell.  An 
exact  and  authentic  account  of  the  great- 
est white-herring  fishery  in  Scotland  . .  . 
L.  1750. 

Gentleman,  who  resided  some  time 
in  Philadelphia,  A.  Rev.  Jacob  Duchf. 
Caspipina's  letters  . . .  Bath,  1777. 

Gentleman  who  was  an  Officer 
under  that  general,  A  James  Biggs. 
History  of  Miranda  ...  L.  1809. 

Gentleman  who  was  a  Swede,  A. 
George  Sthalberg.  An  history  of  the 
late  revolution  in  Sweden  .  .  .  Edinb. 
1776. 

Gentleman  who  was  in  the  Town, 
A  John  Michelborne  Ireland  preserved  j 
or,  the  siege  of  London-derry  . .  .  Dub- 
lin, 1739. 

Gentleman,  Walking,  A.  Thomas 
Colley  Grattan.  Highways  and  by eways. 
L. 1823. 

Gentleman-Commoner  of  Oxford, 
A.  Rev,  Samuel  Croxall.  The  fair  Cir- 
cassian :  a  dramatic  performance.  L. 
1720. 

Gentleman.  Farmer,  A,  Henry 
Utrick  Reay,  Esq.  A  short  treatise  on 
that  useful  invention  called  the  "  sports- 
man's friend;  or,  the  farmer's  footman," 
By ...  of  Northumberland  . . .  Newcas- 
tle, 1801. 


Geologist,  A.  Hugh  Miller.  Ram- 
hies  of  a  geologist  B  1858. 

Geologist,  A.  William  PengeHy. 
Scraps  from,  my  note-book.  By  . .  in 
"Once  a  TYeek."  1871. 

George,  Farmer.  Geoiye  III,  of 
England. 

"It  is  well  known  that  the  King's  speech,  on 
the  opening  of  the  session  of  1770,  spoke  oi  the 
disease  among  the  turned  cattle,  instead  of  at- 
tending  to  the  violent  agitation,  and  the  more 
important  topics  of  the  time  Hence  he  obtained 
the  name  of  "  Faroiei  George  " 

George,  Uncle  Rev  Increase  Niles 
Tarlox.  Uncle  George's  stories.  B. 
1868. 

George,  Amara.  Mathilde  (Binder) 
Kaufniann.  Dissonanzen  und  Akkorde. 
Mainz,  1879. 

George,  Quiet  George  Fredenck 
Pardon.  The  juvenile  museum  ...  L. 
1849. 

Georgia  JJa'wyer,  A.  Robert  M. 
Charlton  Leaves  from  the  portfolio 
of  .  .  in  the  N.Y  "  Knickerbocker  Mag- 
azine " 

Geraint.    JFiank  Me  Hale. 

Gerald,  Liouise.  Mile  Mathilde  de 
Lacoste.  Pseudonym  used  by  her  in  sev- 
eral novels. 

Gfcrard,  Max.  Charles  de  Courcy. 
Entre  homines,  vaudeville  .  .  .  1868. 

German  Barber,  The.  Julian  E. 
Ralph,  in  his  contributions  to  various 
periodicals. 

German  Countess,  A  Ida  Maria 
Louisa  Gustava,  Grufinn  Halm-Halm. 
Letters  of  .  .  1843-44.  L  1845 

German  Milton,  The.  Friedrich  Gott- 
lieb Klopstod. 

German  Nobleman,  A.  Francis 
J.  Grand.  Aristocracy  in  America; 
from  the  sketch-book  of  .  .  ,  L. 
1839. 

German  Prince,  A.  Heimann  Lud- 
wig  Heinnch  von  Puck?er-Muskau.  Tour 
in  Germany,  Holland,  and  England,  1826- 
27  ...  L.  1832, 

German  Voltaire,  The.  Christoph 
Martin  Wiehnd 

Gershom.  Maj.-Gen.  Julius  Edmund 
Goodwyn.  Antitypical  parallels  .  .  ,  L. 
I860. 

Gertrude.  Mrs,  Jane  Gross  (Bell) 
Simpson.  The  piety  of  daily  life.  Illus- 
trated Iby  tales,  by  ...  L.  1836.  She 
also  contributed  to  the  "Edinburgh 
Literary  Journal"  of  Feb.  26,  1831, 
under  this  pseudonym,  the  well-known 
hymn  "  Go  when*  the  morning  shineth." 

Gcerundio,  Fray.  Modesto  Lafuente. 
Teatro  social  del  siglo  XIX.  Madrid. 
184-. 


GH 


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Ghost  of  Harry  the  Eighth's  Fool, 
The.  Alfred  Henry  Forrestei .  A  mis- 
sile for  Papists'  A  few  remarks  on 
Papacy  By  .  L.  1850 

Ghost  of  Vandegrab,  The  Sir 
James  Mackintosh,  who  wrote  a  series  of 
letters  for  the  London  "  Morning  Chron- 
icle," under  this  signature,  179-. 

Ghost,  of  Willy  Shakespeare,  The. 
G.  M.  Woodward.  Familiar  verses 
from  .  .  to  Sammy  Ireland  ...  L. 
1796 

Gibbon,  Edwarda  C.  J.  Stone. 
History  of  the  decline  and  fall  of  the 
British  Empire  Auckland,  2884,  i.e., 
1884.  — See  "Notes  and  Queries,"  6th 
Ser,IX.,p  199 

Gibbons,  Lee,  student  of  law. 
Thomas  JRoscoe,  Jr.  The  cavalier  a  ro- 
mance L.  1821 

Gifford,  John  Edward  Foss.  An 
abridgment  of  Blackstone's  commenta- 
ries L.  1821. 

Gifford,  John  John  Richards  Green. 
A  history  of  the  political  life  of  ...  Pitt 
L.  1809 

Gifford,  John,  Esq.  Alexander  Wtiel- 
lier.  The  English  Lawyer.  L  1827. 

Gifford,  William.  William  Fred- 
erick Deacon.  Warreniana :  with  notes, 
critical  and  explanatory.  By  the  editor 
of  a  "  Quarterly  Review."  L  1824. 

Gift,  Theo.  Miss  Dora  Havers.  A 
matter-of-fact  girl  . .  L.  1881. 

Gilbert.  William  Stevens  Robinson. 
His  signature  in  the  "New  York  Trib- 
une," in  1857-60. 

Gilderoy,  Roland  Chailes  Rowley, 
Ji .  The  pictures  of  the  year.  Notes  on 
the  Academy  .  .  .  Manchester,  1878. 

Gill,  Andr6.  Louis  Alexandre  Gosset 
de  Qumes,  who,  besides  caricatures  which 
have  rendered  him  celebrated,  has  pub- 
lished in  the  Paris  "  Hue"  and  "Peuple" 
remarkable  articles. 

Oilman,  Mrs.  Maria.  Charles  Fran- 
cis Barnaid.  Bach  and  Beethoven.  B. 
1871. 

Gilmore,  Ernest.  Mrs  Helen  H. 
Farley. 

Gimel.  Rev.  Elisha  Andrews,  who 
contributed  many  articles  to  the  Boston 
"  Christian  Watchman  "  under  this  signa- 
ture, 

Girard,  Just.  Just  Jean  JStienne  Roy. 
Priest  of  Auvrigny  . . .  N.T.  1875 

Girard,  Kate.    Mrs.  George  F.  Howe, 

Girl  of  the  Period.  Mrs.  Eliza  L  \p\n 
Linton.  Girl  of  the  period.  L.  1869. 
Also  in  her  contributions  to  the  "  Satur- 
day Review"  (L.). 

Gladiolus.     William  Ewart  Gladstone. 


The  battle  of  the  genii ,  or,  Gladiolus  and 
Beakitonus  [i.e ,  B  Disraeli,  Earl  of 
Beaconsfield]  A  story  of  the  general 
election  ...  L  1880 

Glananville.  Jacques  Alhn  Simon 
Collin  de  Plancy  Un  million  d'anecdotes 
Suisses  .  .  par  le  Baron  de  Glananville. 
Pans,  1861. 

Glasgow  Unfortunate,  The.  George 
Donald.  Autobiography  of  ...  1S5-. 

Glasse,  Mrs.  Dr.  John  Hill  —  See 
"A  Lady" 

Gleaner.  Nathaniel  Ingersoll  Bowditch, 
in  the  "Boston  Transcript,"  1855,  to 
which  he  contributed  many  articles  of 
historical  interest  and  value. 

Gleaner.  Abbe'  Angel  Denis  M'Quin, 
m  the  London  "Literary  Gazette," 
April,  1823. 

Glenarvon,  Lord.  George  Gordon 
Noel,  6th  Lord  Byron. 

Lady  Caroline  Lamb's  novel,  "Glenarvon," 
"is  a  em  ions  medley  as  regaids  plot. .  .  but 
there  are,  nevertheless,  some  good  things  m  it. 
Almost  all  the  characters  are  portraits,  and  the 
follo\vine  may  be  taken  as  a  &ey  to  the  xrork : 
'  Lord  Glenarvon'  is  Lord  Byron;  « Loid  Avon- 
dale,'  Mr  Lamb ;  *  Lady  Calantha,*  Lady  Caro- 
lina; <  The  Gi  eat  Nabob,' Xortf^oWatttf;  'The 
Princess  of  Madagascar,'  Lady  Holland;  *The 
Duke  of  Myrtlegrove,'  the  Duke  of  Devonshire  ; 
'  Sir  R.  and  Lady  Mowbray,'  Lord  and  Lady 
Melbourne;  *  Lady  Hand  evil  le,'  Lady  Oxford; 
'Lady  Margaret  Buchanan,'  the  Duchess  of 
Devon;  'Lady  Sophia,'  Lady  Morpeth;  « Lord 
Trelawny,'  Lord  Grranville ;  *  Miss  Monmouth,' 
Lady  Byron,  'The  yellow  hyena,  or,  the  pale 
poet,'  Samuel  Rogers ;  'Hoiouskim,'  Mr  Alien,* 
'  Loid  Dallas,'  Mr  Ward ,  and '  Sir  E,  St  Clare,' 
Sir  W.  Farquhar."  —  See  "  G-ent.  Mag ," 
October,  1883,  p  344. 

Glenmore.  Donald  Shaw.  Highland 
legends  and  fugitive  pieces  of  original 
poetry,  with  translations  from  the  Gaelic, 
and  vice  versa  .  .  .  Edinb.  1859. 

Glenmore,  Addle.  Mrs.  Alice  (Mc- 
Gfurc)  G-nffin,  who  contributed  verses  to 
various  papers  and  magazines  under  the 
signatures  of  "Muni  Tell"  and  "Addie 
Glenmore,"  which  afterwards  appeared  in 
a  volume  entitled  "Poems/'  Cin.  1864. 

Glenn,  Gertrude.  Mrs.  Mary  (Harris) 
Ware,  in  the  "Home  Circle,"  Nashville, 
and  otber  Southern  journals,  and  also  in 
"  Godey's  Lady's  Book." 

Gloan.  Thomas  A.  Logan.  Breech- 
loaders...  KY.  1873. 

Gloucestershire  County  Gentle- 
man, A.  Chandos  Leigh,  Baroa  Leigh, 
Three  tracts,  by  ...  with  other  works, 
chiefly  poetical,  by  the  same  author. 
L.  182-. 

Glover,  Augustus.  Sidney  de  Fivas. 
A  nom  de  theatre. 

Glowworm,  A.  John  Lormne  Bald- 
win, A  glimpse  at  whist . . .  1866. 


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Glubbins,  Mrs.  Clara  I.  N.  Robin- 
son. Babbleton's  baby  ...  L.  1877. 

Glyndon,  Howard.  Ifrs.  Laura  C 
(Redden)  Searing.  Sounds  from  secret 
chambers.  B.  1873. 

Guatho.  Alexander  Pope,  in  a  letter 
contributed  to  the  "Guardian."  (No. 
11,  March  24,  1713.) 

Godfather,  An  Absent.  Rev.  Joseph 
Esmond  Riddle,  M.A.  Letters  from  . . . 
L.  1837. 

Godfrey.  Sylvester  C.  Gould,  his  sig- 
nature to  poetical  contributions  between 
1860  and  1870. 

Godfrey,  George  Thomas  Gaspey. 
History  of  ...  written  by  himself  .  . 
L.  1828. 

Godin,  Amelie  Amtfte  (Speyer) 
Linz.  Sturm  und  Fneden.  1878. 

Godolphin,  Mary.  Lucy  AiLin.  Even- 
ings at  home  in  words  of  one  syllable  . . . 
L.  1869 

Gon°,  ElJyer.  William  Dawes.  Ehjer 
Golf's  trubbles,  travels,  and  other  amooze- 
ments  (L.  1872);  and  other  humorous 
works. 

Goggle,  Mungo  Coulter.  Robert 
Douglas  Hamilton,  M.D.  Dr.  Shaddow,  of 
Goshngton  . . . 

Gold  Digger,  A.  J.  Sherer.  Adven- 
tures of ...  L.  1856. 

Gold-Seeker,  A.  William  Stiaw. 
Golden  dreams  and  waking  realities; 
being  the  adventures  of  ...  in  California 
and  the  Pacific.  L.  1851. 

Goldie.  James  Carleton  Goldsmith,  in 
his  contributions  to  various  periodicals. 

Golding,  Godfrey,  Alexander  His- 
lop.  Book  of  good  devices.  Edmb. 

Inft 
OU-. 

Goldlace.  Lieut.  E.  P.  Banning, 
U.S.N.,  in  his  contributions  to  various 
periodicals. 

Goldsmith,  Christabel.  Miss  Fan- 
nie  N.  Smith.  Peace  Pelican,  spinster 
...  N.Y.1881. 

Goldsmith,  Rev.  J.  Sir  Ritfiatd 
Phillips.  Biographical  class-book.  18- 

Goldsworthy,  Ralph.  Joseph  Tonkin 
Rodda.  The  best  mining  machinery. 
An  essay  by  ...  IPalmouth,  1873. 

Good  Conscience,  A.  Benjamin 
FranUin.  The  art  of  procuring  pleasant 
dreams,  one  of  the  bagatelles  (written 
about  1778). 

Good  Gray  Poet,  The.  Walt  Whit- 
man. 

Good  Hand,  A.  Humphrey  Wanley. 
The  grounds  and  principles  of  the  Chris- 
tian religion  ...  5th  ed.  Edinb.  1732. 

Good  Vicar,  The.  Rev.  Richard 
DeCowcy.  The  Salopian  zealot;  or, . , . 


in  a  bad  mood,  by  John  the  Dipper. 
1778. 

Goodman,  David.  David  Goodman 
Oroly  Name  under  which  he  edited  the 
"Modern  Thinker"  (N.Y.  1870-73). 

Gooft,  Oofty.     Gus  Phillips 

Goose,  Mother.  Rebecca  (  Wildffoo&e 
Hedges)  Howse  1737-1818  Known  in 
Oxford,  Eng,,  by  that  name 

GoosequiU,  Benjamin,  and  Para- 
graph, Peter.  James  j\lakiltnck  Adair. 
Anecdotes  of  the  life,  adventures,  and 
vindication  of  a  medical  Character,  meta- 
phorically defunct ...  L.  1790 

Gopher.    Jacob  Penis. 

Gordon,  Sir  Cosmo.  Sir  Samuel 
Egerton  Brydyes.  Letters  on  Lord 
Byron.  L.  1824. 

Gordon,  Hewes      E.  #.  H.  Clarke. 

Gordon,  Janet  Mrs  (Janet  Gordon) 
Hardy  m.  The  Connells  of  Castle  Con- 
nell.  L.  18C8 

Gordox     Noah  W.  Pike. 

Gore,  Mary.  William  F.  0.  Shanks, 
in  his  contributions  to  "  Harper's  Maga- 
zine7' (NY) 

Gorhani,  Elsie.  Mrs  Center.  Rainy 
day  in  the  nursery.  B  187-. 

Gorilla,  A  Learned  Richard  Giant 
White  The  fall  of  man ;  or,  the  loves 
of  the  gorillas  ..  NY.  1871. 

Gosebet,  Paul.  Charles  James  Lever. 
Confessions  of  .  L.  184- 

Gossip,  John.    E.  JR.  ChampUn. 

Gothamito.     Col.  Thomas  Picton 

Gotthelf,  Jeremias.  Albert  Bifsuts. 
Le  miroir  des  pnysans.  I8o0. 

Gouraud,  Julie.  Louise  d' An/nay.  A 
little  boy's  story.  Trans.  ...  NY. 
I860 

Governor,  A.  W.  //.  Burgem*.  Beth- 
lem  Hospital ...  L.  1819. 

Governor,  The.  John  Wentivorth.  The 
memorial  of  P.  Livius,  one  of  His  Maj- 
esty's council  for  the  province  of  New 
Hampshire  with  the  Governor's  an- 
swer ...  1773. 

Governor,  The.  Henry  Morford* 
Shoulder  straps :  a  novel  of'  New  York 
and  the  army  in  1862,  P.  1803.  Also 
in  his  contributions  to  the  "  N.Y.  Atlas." 

Governor  of  White  Cross  Street 
Prison,  The.  T.  Burdon.  Truth  i«. 
Fiction.  An  answer  to  a  pamphlet  by 
the  ...  styled  "  The  double  doom  of  the 
poor  debtor/'  by  an  attorney-at-law.  L. 
1858. 

Gowrie.  W.  Anderson  Smith.  "Off 
the  chain."  Notes  and  essays  from  the 
West  Highlands.  L.  1868. 

Gracchus.  John  Thompson,  who  pub- 
lished articles  signed  "  Casca "  and 


119 


"  Gracchus,"  against  the  Federal  admin- 
istration in  the  "Petersburg  (Va.)  Ga- 
zette." He  also,  m  1798,  addressed  letters 
signed  "Curtius"  to  Chief-Justice  Mar- 
shall, which  were  published  in  a  volume 
in  1804. 

Gracclms  Americanus  John  G-. 
Wells  The  Grange :  a  study  in  the  sci- 
ence of  history  .  .  .  N.Y.  1874  Also 
attributed  to  Thomas  Shepard  Goodwin. 

Gracchus,  Caius.  Ft  an?ois  Noel  Ba- 
beuf,  who,  near  the  end  of  1794,  founded 
at  rans  "  Le  Tnbun  du  Peuple "  . .  in 
which,  under  this  signature,  he  devel- 
oped the  doctrines  of  communism,  the 
abolition  of  property,  and  the  equality 
of  goods. 

Graduate,  A.  Rev  Dr  John  Me  Caul. 
The  university  question  considered. 
Montreal,  1845. 

Graduate  of  Dame  Europa's 
School,  A.  Rev.  John  Edward  Field. 
The  ladies'  school  across  the  water;  or, 
how  came  John  to  be  neutral'  .  .  . 
Edited  by  ...  L. 

Graduate  of  Medicine,  A.  Rev.  Wil- 
liam Dansey.  Arrian  on  coursing  . .  .  L. 
1831. 

Graduate  of  Oxford,  A  George 
Hughes.  Emmanuel:  a  poem  .  .  .  L. 
1817. 

Graduate  of  Oxford,  A.  John  Bus- 
kin Modern  painters  ...  L.  1844. 

Graduate  of  '69,  A  Lyman  Hotch- 
fci'ss  Bagg  Four  years  at  Yale  .  . .  New 
Haven,  1871. 

Graduate  of  a  University,  A. 
—  Russell  A  catechism  of  the  Christian 
.religion  .  . .  Oxf.  1828. 

Graduate  of  the  University  of 
Oxford,  A.  Mr.  Townsend.  The  dawn 
of  freedom :  a  political  satire  ...  L. 


Gradnate  of  Yale  of  the  Class  of 

1821.  Rev.  John  Mitchell.  Reminis- 
cences of  characters  and  scenes  in  col- 
lege .  . .  New  Haven,  1847 

Grseculus.     Anthony  Bat  day,  Esq 

Poi  his  own  amusement, and  to  amuse  and  mys- 
tify a  few  of  his  fiionds,  Mr.  Barclay  wrote  under 
this  signature  a  Greek  version  of  Richard  Henry 
Wilde's «' My  Life  Is  like  the  Summer  Rose;  or, 
the  Lament  of  the  Captive,"  with  a  Latin  transla- 
tion, and  ascnbed  the  Greek  to  Alcseus.  It 
found  its  way  into  print  in  the  "Noith  Ameri- 
can Magazine,"  P.  1834,  was  decided  by  Greek 
scholars  to  be  good  Gi  eek,  and  for  a  time  seemed 
to  show  that  Mr.  Wilde  had  been  guilty  of  gross 
plagiarism. 

Graham,  Grace.  Mrs.  S.  B.  Titter- 
ington.  Mabel  Livingstone;  or,  Christ- 
ward  led.  B.  1872. 

Graham,  Rosa,  Sarah  L.  Post,  in 
the  "  New  York  Independent/' 


Grahame,  Allen.  George  Arnold.  As 
a  writer  of  comic  verse  and  humorous 
sketches,  he  had  many  pea-names, — 
"  Me  Arone,"  "  Allen  Grahame/'  "  George 
Garrulous,"  etc. 

Grahame,  Nellie.  flfis.  A.  K.  Dun- 
ning. First  glass  of  wine.  B.  1876. 

Graindorge,  Frederic  Thomas. 
Hippolyte  Adolphe  Tame.  Notes  on 
Paris ;  life  and  opinions  of  M.  F.  T.  G. 
Trans.  .  N  Y.  1876. 

Grandfather,  A.  Sergius  St.  John. 
First  impressions ;  or,  tales  of  ...  18- 

Grandmother,  A  Mrs.  0.  J.  Ham- 
bro.  Edda;  or,  the  tales  of  a  grand- 
mother. L  1847. 

Grand-Nephew  of  Napoleon  the 
Great,  A.  William  Charles  Bonaparte 
Wyse.  In  memoriam  of  the  Prince 
Imperial  of  France.  Four  sonnets  by 
...  L.  1879. 

Grandson  of  R.  Aiken,  The.  Peter 
Freeland  Aiken.  Memorials  of  Robert 
Burns  and  some  of  his  contemporaries 
and  their  descendants  By ...  L  1876. 

Grandville,  J.  J.  Jean  Ignace  Isidore 
Gfrard.  Les  fleures  anime'es  Paris,  185-. 

Granella,  Victor.  Wilhelm  Tanger- 
mann.  Herz  und  Welt  [Dichtungen]. 
187G. 

Grange*.  Eugene  Piene  Baste'.  Le 
fils  du  portier.  Paris,  1887. 

Grant,  Allan.  William  Wilson,  for 
twenty  years  a  contributor  of  poems  to 
the  periodicals  under  the  nom  de  plume 
of  "Allan  Grant"  and  "Alpin." 

Grant,  Allan.  James  Grant  Wilson. 
Mr  Secretary  Pepys,  with  extracts  from 
his  diary.  .  N.Y.  1867,  etc. 

Grant,  Gerald.  Gertrude  Grant.  The 
Old  Cross  Quarry.  1883. 

Gratianus,  Aurelius.  John  M.  Neale. 
The  exiles  of  Cebenna  . . .  18-. 

Graue  Author  of  Middle  and  Un- 
party  Principles,  A.  John  Humfrey* 
Free  thoughts  continued  upon  several 
points  .  .  L.  1712 

Graves,  Helen  Forest.  Hiss  Lucy 
A.  Randall. 

GrayiSre,  Caroline  Mme.  Estelle  Ma- 
ne Louise f(  Crevecceur)  Ruelens,  who  wrote 
for  the  "Etoile  Beige"  and  the  "Revue 
de  Belgique  "  under  this  pseudonym. 

Graviora  Manent.  James  jfe.  Man- 
ley,  M.D.  Letters  on  the  College  of 
Physicians  and  Surgeons.  N.Y.  1841. 

Gray,  Barry.  Moleit  Barry  Coffin. 
Cakes  and  ale  at  Woodbmey  from 
Twelfth  Night  to  New  Year's  Day.  N.Y. 
1868. 

Gray,  Barton*  George  JBT.  Sass,  in 
the  "New  York  Independent." 


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Gray,  Ellis.  Mrs  Louisa  T.  Cragin. 
Long  ago .  a  year  of  child  life  ...  B. 
1878. 

Gray,  Iron.  Abel  C.  Thomas.  The 
gospel  of  slavery.  A  primer  of  free- 
dom .  . .  N.Y.  1864. 

Gray,  Kobertson  Eossiter  Worthing- 
ton  Raymond  Brave  hearts:  a  novel. 
N  Y.  1873. 

Gray,  Simon.  Sir  Alexander  Boswell, 
Bart.  Edinburgh;  or,  the  ancient  Royalty 
,  .  Edinb  1810 

Gray,  Widett     Dewitt  Grinnell  Ray 

Gray  Eagle  Frederick  J.  Englehardt, 
in  his  contributions  to  the  "  Turf,  Field, 
and  Farm  "  (N.Y.). 

Graybeard  John  FranTchn  Graff. 
"  G.'s  "  Colorado  A  trip  to  Denver  in 
1881-82.  N.Y.  188-. 

Grayson,  Eldred,  Esq.  Robert  Hare 
Standish  the  Puritan:  a  tale  of  the 
American  revolution  .  .  N.Y.  1850. 

Great  Cham  of  Literature,  The 
Dr.  Samuel  Johnson 

Great  Magician,  The  Sir  Walter 
Scott. 

Great  Man,  The  William  Pitt.  An 
address  to  the  Great  Man  .  .  L.  1758. 

Great  Moralist,  The  Dr.  Samuel 
Johnson. 

Great  Unknown,  The  Str  Walter 
Scott 

Green,  Invisible,  Esq.  William  G. 
Cnppen.  Green  peas,  picked  from  the 
patch  of  ...  Gin.  1856. 

Green,  John.  G-eorge  H  Townsend. 
Evans's  music  and  supper  rooms  ...  L. 
1866. 

Green,  Paddy.  George  H.  Townsend. 
Glees  and  madrigals.  L.  18-. 

Greendrake,  Gregory,  Es<3(.  Joseph 
Coad.  The  angling  excursions  of  ... 
in  the  counties  of  Wicklow,  Meath, 
Westmeath,  Longford,  and  Cavan. 
With  additions  by  Geoffrey  Greydrake, 
Esq.  [i.e ,  Thomas  Ettingsall].  Dublin, 
1832. 

Greene,  Gooseberry  Mm  J.  Collins, 
of  Mt.  Liberty,  0,,  in  her  contributions, 
to  various  periodicals,  on  household  econ- 
omy, etc. 

Greene,  Hiram.  William  A.  Wil- 
Itins 

Greenhorn,  Joseph.  John  T.  Bed- 
ford, member  of  the  corporation  of  the 
city  of  London,  in  his  contributions  to 
" Punch''  (L.) 

Greenough,  A  J.  Jane  G.  Avery. 
The  boys  and  girls  of  Beech  Hill.  B. 
1871. 

Greenwood,  Grace.  Mrs.  Sara  Jane 
(Clarke)  Lippincott.  Greenwood  leaves: 


a  collection  of  sketches  and  letters    N.Y. 
1849. 

Gregg,  George  Gregory.  Ruleii  \V. 
McAlpine,  in  his  contributions  to  vanous 
Southern  papers 

Greif,  Martin.  Fnednch  Hermann 
Ftey.  Deutsclie  Gedenkb latter.  Ib75 

Gresham,  Mr.  William  Eirutt  Glad- 
stone, in  Trollope's  "The  Prime  Min- 
ister/' 

Greville,  or  Greville,  H.  John 
Hawkesworth  "  In  1740,  lie  wrote  in  tlmt 
publication  [the  "Gent  Mag"],  under 
the  name  of  "Greville"  [or  tlll  Gre- 
ville "]  "  The  Devil  painter  a  talc  " ,  etc. 
In  1747,  he  contributed  "  The  accident  " ; 
etc.  In  1748,  "  The  midsummer  \\  i*h  " , 
etc.  In  1749,  "Poverty  msul ted",  etc 

Greville,  Henri.  Alice  Mane  Ctfi'sle 
Henry  Duiand.  Louis  Breuil.  Pans, 
1883 ,  also  as  a  contributor  to  the  "  Ke- 
vue  des  Deux  Mondes,"  etc. 

Grey,  Fannie     Mrs  E  D.  Huntley. 

Grey,  Heraclitus.  Chaiht*  Marshall 
Playing  trades.  N.Y.  1870, 

Greybeard,  Gaffer.  Robert  Sanders 
Lucubrations  of  .  .  L  1773. 

Greydrake,  GeoffrejT,  Esq.  T/unnatt 
Ettmgsall  —  Sec  "  Greendrake,  Gregory, 
Esq  " 

Greye,  Armar      Mrs.  Maria  Grwr. 
Kimbolton  Castle  and  Lady  Jane  Grey . 
L.  1871. 

Greylock;  Godfrey.  Joseph  JSdtrni  d 
Adams  Smith  Taghconic;  o?,  letters  anil 
legends  about  our  summer  home.  B. 
1852. 

Greyson,  B.  E.  H.  H<mry  Itw/rr*. 
Selections  from  the  correspondence  of  . . 
L.  1857. 

Grievous,  Peter,  Esq ,  A.B  O.D  E. 
Francis  Hopkinson,  JEsq.  A  pretty  story 
Written  in  the  year  of  our  Lord  1774  .  . 
p.  1774. 

Griffin,  Gregory.  George  Canning, 
John  Smith,  Robert  8mitJit  and'  John  Fm'p. 
The  Microcosm :  a  periodical,  by  G.  G  , 
of  the  College  of  Eton.  Windsor, 
1809. 

GrtflQnhoof,  Anthony,  Gent.  John 
Humphreys  Parry.  The  maskers  of  Moor- 
fields:  a  vision.  By  the  late  Anthony 
Griffinhoof,  Gent.,  edited  by  W.  Griffin- 
hoof.  L,  1815. 

The  authoi  and  editor  are  the  same  poison. 
The  work  is  also  attributed  to  Q-oorgo  Colrnan, 
the  Younger. 

Griffinhoof,  Arthur.  George  Cdmcw, 
the  Younger.  Songs ...  in  the  "  Gay  De- 
ceivers "  .  .  Turnham  Green,  1804. 

Grifflnlioof,  W.— See  "  Anthony  Grif- 
finhoof,  Gent." 


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Grildrig,  Solomon.  Dr.  Thomas  Ren- 
nelly  Mr.  Kmqht,  the  Rt.  Hon.  G-eoige  Can- 
ning, and  the  sons  of  the  ^\Iuiqais  of 
Wellesley,  as  editors  of  and  contributors 
to  the  "Miniature."  Windsor,  1805. 

The  word  "Grildrig"  is  taken  from  G-ulh- 
ver's  "Voyage  to  Brobdingnag "  "Stratfoid 
Canning  (now  Lord  Btratforcl  de  Redcliffe)  was 
the  working  editor."  The  magazine  was  pecu- 
niarily a  failure,  but  its  owners  were  relieved . . . 
through  the  purchase  of  the  unsold  copies  by  Mr. 
John  Mm  ray  This  circumstance  is  said  ...  to 
have  mtioduced  that  publisher  to  Q-eorge  Can- 
ning .  With  Canning's  [G-eorge]  assistance, 
Murray  took  a  fresh  start  in  ousmess,  and  by  the 
aid  of  Canning's  friends,  many  of  whom  were 
writers  in  the  "  Miniature,"  he  was  enabled  to 
set  on  foot  the  *'  Quarterly  Review  " — W.  P. 
COURTNEY.  See  "  Notes  and  Queries."  5th 
Ber  ,  IX.,  Feb.  16,  '78 

Grile,  Ood  —  Bierce,  MA.  Cob- 
webs from  an  empty  skull.  L.  1873. 

Grlmbosh,  Herman.  Dr.  Charles 
Mackay.  The  Whirligig  papers.  L. 
185-. 

Grimes,  Old.  Albeit  Gorton  Greene. 
The  author  of  the  lines  "  Old  Grimes  is 
dead,  that  good  old  man  " 

Grimes,  Jeremiah,  Jun  ,  Gent.  Ed- 
ward Holyoke  Hedge,  a  member  of  the 
"Polyglot  Club/'  composed  of  the  nine 
editors  of  the  "Harvard  (Univ.)  Regis- 
ter," 1827-28. 

Grimm  Louis  A  m&de'e  Eugene  Achard. 
Lettres  parisiennes  de .  .in  " L'Epoque " 
1840^7.  Paris. 

Grimm,  Thomas.  Marie  Henri 
Amede'e  Escoffier  and  others,  in  "Le 
Petit  Journal."  Paris,  1873-80  et  seq. 

Grin  Leo  C  Eiians,  in  his  contribu- 
tions to  the  "  Metropolis  " 

Grinagain,  Giles.      William  Hogarth. 

Grinder  Harry  H.  Marks,  in  the 
New  York  "  Sunday  Times  " 

Grinder,  Miss  Charity  Mary  Kyle 
Dallas  The  Grinder  papers  Being  the 
adventures  of  ...  NY.  1877. 

Gringo,  Harry.  Henry  Augustus 
Wise.  Tales  for  the  marines  .  .  .  B. 
1855. 

Grins  and  Gripes  Ebenezer  Bailey, 
who  wrote  the  articles  under  this  head 
for  the  "New  England  Galaxy"  (B.). 

Grip.  J.  D.  Bengough,  of  Toronto 
(Can  ),  in  his  contributions  to  various 
periodicals. 

Gronovius.  Charles  Valentine  Le 
&nce,  M.A.  General  theorem  for  a 
******  college  declamation  (in  verse), 
with  copious  notes.  By  ...  Camb. 


Grotius  De  Witt  Clinton  Vindica- 
tion of  Thomas  Jefferson  .  .  NY. 
1800. 

Growler,  The.  Spencer  Wallace 
Goon. 

Grumbler,  Anthony,  Bsq ,  of  Grum- 
bleton  Hall.  David  Hoffman.  Miscel- 
laneous thoughts  on  men,  manners,  and 
things  .  .  P.  1837. 

Grun,  Anastasius  Anton  Alexander,. 
Graf  von  Auersperg  Gesammelte  Werke. 
1877. 

Grundy,  Miss.  Miss  M.  A  Sneed> 
in  her  contributions  to  the  "Post" 
(Wash.  DC). 

Guardian,  A  Retired.  William 
Bradley.  Sketches  ofthe  poor. 

Guare,  June.  Mrs.  Harriet  Adelia 
Ann  (Burleigh)  Cole 

Guatimozin.  Frederick  J~ebb  and 
others  Guatimozin's  letters  on  the  pres- 
ent state  of  Ireland  ...  L.  1779. 

Guest,  A  Edward  Jenkins.  The  blot 
on  the  Queen's  head  .  .  JO.  1876. 

Guildhelm.  Wilham  A.  Biewer,  in 
his  contributions  to  the  "  Shrine."  Am- 
herst,  Mass ,  1832. 

Gulliver,  Lemuel.  JoTin  Arbuthnot. 
An  account  of  the  state  of  learning  in 
the  empire  of  Lilliput;  together  with 
the  history  and  character  of  Bullum 
[?  e ,  Richard  Bentley],  the  Emperor's 
library  keeper  ...  L.  1728. 

Gulliver,  Captain  Lemuel.  Jona- 
than  Swift  Travels  into  several  remote 
nations  of  the  world  By  ...  I*. 
1728. 

Gum  Leaf  Mrs  Dexter.  Colonial 
gems;  or,  "The  Ninety"  foundation 
stones  of  our  Parliament  Houses  .  .  . 
Melbourne,  1860. 

Gurth  G.  Gilbert,  in  several  works 
on  domestic  animals. 

Guseck,  Bernd  voa.  Karl  Cf-ustav 
von  Berneck.  Deutschland's  Elhre.  £<eip- 
sic,  1837 

Gushington,  Angelina.  C.  W.  &* 
Cooke.  Thoughts  on  men  and  things  . .  . 
L.  1867 

Gushington,  The  Hon.  Impulsia. 
Helen  Sehna  (Sheridan),  Baroness  Duf- 
ferin,  afterwards  Countess  of  Gilford. 
Lispings  from  low  latitudes  ...  L.  1863. 

Gussle.     Augusta  Chambers. 

Oypsy.  Mrs.  Grace  Courtland.  A 
marked  life ;  or,  the  autobiography  of  a 
clairvoyant ...  L.  1879. 


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H. 


H.  E.  Chibborn,  in  his  contributions 
on  antiquarian  subjects  to  "Saunders* 
News  Letter"  (Dublin,  1849-50). 

H.  Mr.  Hamel,  in  his  contributions, 
on  musical  subjects,  to  the  "Reform" 
(Hamburg). 

H.  Rev.  Henry  (or  John)  Heaton,  in 
his  contributions  to  the  "Athenian  Let- 
ters" (L.  1741-43). 

H.  GharUs  Grahams  Halpine.  Lyrics 
by  the  letter  H.  K,Y  1854 

H.  Rowland  Gibson  Hazard.  Our 
resources.  N.Y.  1864. 

H.  Luke  Howard.  "Swear  not  at 
all"  (Matt.  Y.  24).  L  nxL 

H.  Henry  Hutchmson.  An  answer  to 
observations  (by  "G.  P."  i,e.,  0.  Pea- 
cock) on  the  plans  for  the  new  library 
(at  Cambridge) ;  being  a  defence  of  the 
design  presented  by  Messrs.  Rickman 
(Thomas)  and  Hutchinson.  By  "H." 
Birmingham,  1831. 

H.,  A.  Abraham  Hayward.  Faust: 
a  dramatic  poem,  by  G-oethe.  Trans,  by 
.  .  .  L.  1833. 

H,  A  B«  A.  B.  Hassan.  Contri- 
butions to  the  rhymes  of  the  war. 
Bait.  1865. 

H.,  A.  C.  A.  C.  ffaeselbairth,  in  the 
New  York  "Mail." 

H.,  A.  H.  Anna  Holyoke  (Cutts) 
Howard)  in  her  contributions  to  various 
periodicals. 

H  ,  A.  J.  Andrew  Jackson  Hamilton. 
Federal  Monthly.  A  party  of  the  future. 
186-. 

H.,  A.  S.  Arthur  Sherburne  Hardy. 
Francesca  of  Rimini  P.  1878. 

HB  John  Doyle,  a  gentleman  of  Irish 
descent,  and  the  reputed  author  of  the 
celebrated  "HB."  sketches. 

H  B.  Bishop  James  Doyle.  Political 
sketches  of  ...  L.  1829-43. 

H.,  B.  F.  B.  F.  Hartshorns  The 
Danes :  a  prize  poem.  1864. 

H.,  B.  R.  Benjamin  Robert  Haydon. 
Description  of  the  drawings  from  the 
cartoons  and  Elgin  marbles,  by  Mr.  Hay- 
don's  pupils  ...  L.  1819. 

H.  B.  T.  James  Deacon  Hume.  Let- 
ters on  the  corn  laws,  etc. ...  L.  1835. 

H,  C.  Catherine  Hughes.  The  his- 
tory of  the  township  of  Meltham . . . 
By  the  late  Joseph  Hughes.  Edited  . . . 
by  ...  Huddersfield,  1866. 

H.,  C.  Chambers  Hall  The  picture : 
a  nosegay  for  amateurs,  painters,  etc. 
...by...  L.  1837. 


H.  C.,  Esq.  Samuel  William  Hemy 
Ireland.  The  fisher  boy :  a  poem  .  .  . 
L.  1808. 

H ,  C.  E.  Mrs.  Caroline  E.  (Z'Ans) 
Hawker.  Follow  me ;  or,  lost  and  found. 
A  morality,  from  the  German.  By  ... 
L  1844. 

H.,  C.  F.  Cecil  Frederick  Holmes.  A 
vocabulary  to  Eland's  Latin  Hexameters 
and  Pentameters  ...  L.  1863. 

H  ,  C.  G,  Charles  G.  Hamilton.  The 
exiles  of  Italy.  L.  1857 

H.,  C.  M.  Miss  C.  M  Hewms,  libra- 
nan  of  the  Hartford  Library  Association, 
in  her  letters  to  the  "  Liteniry  News  " 
(NY). 

H.,  C  W.  Chandos  Wren  Hoslnjns 
Talpa ;  or,  the  chronicles  of  a  clay  farm 
.  .  L.  1852. 

H.  D.  B.  William  Hamper,  Etuj.t 
F.SA 

"  His  earlier  productions  weie  poetical  pieces, 
which  were  generally  communicated  to  the  pages 
of  this  ('  Qeat  Msig ')  miscellany.  The  ihat  of 
these  \ve  believe  to  have  been  the  lines  entitled 
*  The  Beggar  Boy,'  in  oui  number  for  September, 
1798.  In  the  following  number  js  a  moio  lively 
and  spirited  production,  an  .inti-ievolutionary 
song,  beginning,  'To  learu  Jofmny  Bull  &  IG> 
mode  de  Paris',  and,  as  a  clever  piece  \vutten 
•with  the  same  loyal  and  constitutional  fcelmgs, 
may  be  mentioned  a '  Pindaric  Address/  In  Jan- 
uary, 1801.  These  and  many  otheis  are  signed 
'H  D.  B.,'— the  initiate  of  Hamper,  Dc;ritcmd, 
Birmingham.  He  also  uses  the  eignattiro  *N  H/ 
(the  final  letters  of  hie  name)  in  *  0«int  Mag.,1 
March,  1811,  September,  1816,  and  April,  ISIT"." 

H.,  B.  $i>  Everard  Home,  Bart.,  in 
Beloe's  "  Sexagenarian/'  Vol.  I ,  p.  320, 
2d  ed.  L.  1818. 

H.,  £S.  Rev.  Edward  ETawarden.  An 
answer  to  Dr.  Clark  and  Mr.  Wliiston 
concerning  the  Divinity  of  the  Son  and 
of  the  Holy  Spirit ...  L.  1720. 

H.,  B,  Edward  Hinclcs,  D.D.  The 
Enchorial  language  of  Egypt.  Dublin, 
1883. 

H.,  B.  Ebenezer  Henderson,  D.D*  The 
geysers  ...  as  seen  in  the  years  1814  and 
1816  . .  .  Edmb.  1818. 

H  ,  B.  Emily  ffuntingtan.  Little  les- 
sons for  little  housekeepers,  K,Y.  1875. 

H.,  K3.  A.  Ethan  Allen  Hitchcock.  He- 
marks  on  the  sonnets  of  Shakespeare  j 
with  the  sonnets.  By  ...  N.Y.  1806. 

H.,  E.  D.  Edward  D/yles  Haywvrd. 
Keasons  against  martial  law,  courts  mar- 
tial, etc.  L.  1866, 

H.»  E.  F.  S.  Miss  E.  F.  S,  Harris. 
Via  dolorosa  . .  .  L.  1848. 

H.j  K-  3D.    Edward  Law  Hussey.    Ex- 


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tracts  from  various  authors,  and  frag- 
ments of  table  talk  .  .  Oxl.  1873. 

H.,  E.  M.  Emily  Marion  Sams.  Four 
messengers  ...  L.  1870. 

H.,E.  M.  Ellen  Marvin  Heaton.  The 
Octagon  Club ;  a  character  study.  ]ST.Y. 
1880. 

H.  E.  O.  Thomas  George  Fonnereau. 
Diary  of  a  dutiful  son  L.  1849. 

H ,  F.  Mrs  F.  (Howe)  Hall,  in  hu- 
morous  sketches,  etc.,  contributed  to 
various  periodicals. 

H.,  F.  F.  Hutckinson.  A  compassion- 
ate address  to  those  Papists  who  will  be 
prevail'd  with  to  examine  the  cause  for 
which  they  suffer  ...  L.  1716, 

H.}  F.  D,  Rt.  Rev.  Frederic  Dan 
Huntington.  Helps  to  a  holy  Lent . .  . 
N.Y.  1872. 

H,  F.  E.  Fitzedward  Hall.  M  de 
Tassy's  history  of  Hindi  literature. 
From  the  "  Benares  Magazine  "  for  Feb- 
ruary, 1851. 

H  ,  F.  E  H.  F,  E.  H.  Haines.  Jonas 
King :  missionary  to  Syria  and  Greece. 
N.Y.  1879. 

H.,  F.  L.  Florence  Leslie  Henderson. 
Sketches  in  verse.  By  F.  L.  H.  Truro, 
1878. 

H.,  F.  S.  F.  S  Hill.  The  harvest 
festival.  B.  1826 

H.9  F.  W.  F.  W.  Halfpenny.  Cata- 
logue of  books  on  foreign  law  ...  L. 
1849. 

H,  G-.  George  Hall  An  excursion 
from  Jericho  to  the  ruins  of  the 
ancient  cities  of  Geraza  and  Amman,  m 
the  country  east  of  the  River  Jordan, 
By...  L.  1852. 

H.,  G.  Gavin  Hamilton.  Gray's 
elegy  translated  into  Latin  elegiacs  , . . 
Edmfc.  1877. 

H.  H.  Mrs.  Helen  Mana  (Fiske  Hunt) 
Jackson.  A  century  of  dishonour;  a 
sketch  of  the  United  States'  government's 
dealings  with  some  of  the  Indian  tribes, 
etc.  NY.  1881. 

H.,  H.  Herbert  Haines.  A  manual  for 
the  study  of  monumental  brasses  . . . 
Oxf.  1848. 

H.,  Sir  H.,  Bart.  BIT  Henry  Halford. 
Nuga?  metrioe  . . .  1889. 

H-,  Hct  Howard  Hinton.  My  com- 
•rades.  tf.Y.  1874. 

H.,  H  t».  H,  L.  Henry.  Little  Ada; 
or,  the  three  new  years.  P.  1871. 

H.,  H.  N.  Henri/  Noel  Humphreys. 
The  corns  of  England.  L.  1846. 

H.,  H  S.  Henry  Scrim  HilL  Prince- 
rtown,  its  history  and  its  prison.  By  H, 
•S.H.  Plymouth,  1869. 

H.,  L    John  Hewitt.     Description  of 


the  figures  in  the  chart  of  ancient  ar- 
mour. L.  1847. 

H.,  I  J.  Rev.  James  John  Holroyd 
Gisela :  a  tragedy  ...  L.  1889. 

H.3  J  John  Humfrey.  •—  See  "  A  lover 
of  Peace  and  the  Pubhck  Good." 

H ,  J.  James  Handley.  —  See  "  One  of 
her  Majesty's  Surgeons." 

H.,  J.  James  Horsburgh.  —  See  "An 
Old  Inhabitant.53 

H.,  J,  Rev.  Joseph  Hunter.  Antiqua- 
rian notices  of  Lupset,  the  Heath,  and 
Sharlston,  in  the  county  of  York.  By 

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H,  J.  Joseph  HanUeton  Appendix 
to  a  letter  ,  ,  .  containing  the  replies  of 
Mrs  C  and  her  family  to  "  their  friend  ** 
J.  H.  L.  1850. 

H.,  J.  John  Hawkins.  Essay  on  hon- 
esty, in  "  Gent.  Mag.,"  1789,  pp.  117,  232. 

H.,  J  Joseph  Highmore.  Essays, 
moral,  religious,  and  miscellaneous  . . . 
L.  1766. 

H.,  J.  John  Hutchinson.  Glory  or 
gravity  essential  and  mechanical .  .  .  Xu 
1733. 

H.,  J.  James  Hogg.  Hints  on  the 
culture  of  character  . . .  Edited  by  ... 
Edinb.  1855-56. 

H,  J.  John  Hughes.  Lays  of  past 
days  ...  L  1850. 

H ,  J.  «7.  Hayden.  A  letter  on  family 
•worship  .  .  L  1868. 

H.,  J.  John  Harrison,  Letter  on 
"Hai  Ebn  Yokdan,"  by  J.  E.  Manches- 
ter, 1835. 

H.,  J  John  Halht.  The  life  of  the 
"Kev.  Mr  Geo.  Trosse  . . .  Ezon,  1714. 

H.,  Mrs,  J.  Mrs.  John  Hunter,  in 
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L.  1818. 

H ,  J.  E.    John  Eliot  Hodgkin.    Fifty 

r-and-ink  sketches  in  exact  f  acsnnile 
,  . .  from  a  copy  of  Polydoie  YergiTs 
"History  of  England  ...  L.  1860. 

H,  J  O.  James  Orchard  HalUwell- 
Phillipps.  A  newel  which  may  turn  out 
to  be  anything  but  a  jewel.  L,  1865. 
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naeum" and  other  periodicals. 

H.,  J.  B.  James  Ridgway  Hakewell 
and  another.  Athletica  .  . .  Maidstone, 
1871. 

H,,  J.  B.  O.  John  &  G.  Hassard,  in 
Ms  contributions  to  the  "Tribune1* 
(N.Y.). 

EL,  J.  T.  Sev.  Joel  Tyler  Headley,  — 
See  "  Seatsfield/' 

H.,  JJ.  Miss  &ucy  Hooper.  "Most  of 
her  poems  were  contributed  to  the 
ckong  Island  Star/  where  they  appeared 
under  her  initials." 


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H,  Li.  C.  Lama  Center  Holloivay, 
in  her  contributions  to  various  periodi- 
cals. 

H.,  L.  C.  L.  C  Hill.  Laure:  the 
history  of  a  blighted  life  P.  1872. 

H.  M.  W.  H.  Logan  —  See  "  A  Gen- 
tleman in  Town." 

H.,  M.  Afuiat  Halsfead,  in  his  letters 
to  the  "  Cincinnati  Commercial/' 

H.,  M.  Mrs.  M  Hnllah  A  few  words 
about  music  ...  L.  1851. 

H.,  M.  Matilda  Hoislitrgh.  Henry 
Morgan ;  or,  the  sower  and  the  seed  . . 
Edmb.  1863. 

H.,  M.  Maria  Hack.  A  popular 
account  of  St.  Paul's  cathedral,  etc.  By 
...  L.  1816. 

H.,  M  H.  Mayo  H  Haseltine,  in  the 
"New  York  Sun" 

H.  M'K.  Rev.  H.  M.  Mackenzie.  The 
lay  of  the  Turings  L.  1849. 

H.,  M.  R.  Mis.  Mary  R.  Higham. 
Athol  N.T.  1873. 

H.,  M.  W.  M.  W  Haseltine,  in  his 
criticisms  in  the  "Sun"  (N.Y.). 

H.,  N.  N  HerncJc.  History  of  the 
five  wise  philosophers  ...  L.  1711. 

H.,N.  Nathaniel  Holmes.  "The  Shake- 
spearean myth  "...  by  ...  In  the 
St  Louis  "  Globe  Democrat,"  November 
17,  1881. 

H.  N.  Miss  Gnqgs.  Songs  for  the 
Sorrowing  . .  .  N.Y.  1861. 

H.,  P.,  M.D.  Paul  Hijfernan,  M.D. 
Remarks  on  an  ode  on  the  death  of 
his  royal  highness,  Frederick,  Prince  of 
Wales.  L.  1752. 

BU  R.  Robert  Hobson.  The  guide  to 
Dovedale,  Ham,  and  scenes  adjacent. 
By  , :  .  Ashbourn,  1841. 

H,,  R.  Rev.  Richard  Harvey.  Hymns 
for  young  persons.  L.  1834. 

H.,  R.  Robert  Hawker.  The  plant  of 
renown ...  L.  1805. 

H.,  R.,  ESQL,  near  forty  years  a 
Practitioner  in  this  Art  Robert  Hew- 
lett. The  angler's  sure  guide  j  or,  angling 
improved,  and  methodically  digested  . . . 
L.  1706. 

H.,  R.  C.  Sir  Richard  Colt  Hoare, 
Bart.  Hints  to  travellers  in  Italy.  By 
...  L.  1815. 

"  Among  his  communications  to  the  '  Q-ent. 
Mag.'  were,  February,  1823,  p.  113,  an  account 
of  a  Roman  bath  found  at  Farley;  in  August, 
1837,  p.  113,  an  account  of  a  Roman  Tilla  at  Lit- 
tleton, Somerset;  and  in  January,  1830,  p.  17,  an 
account  of  a  Roman  villa  at  Pitney,  Somerset." 

H.,  R.  S.  Rev  Robert  Stephen  Hawker, 
%LA,  Mawgan  of  Melluach,  the  Cor- 
nish wrecker.  Verses  signed  . .  .  With 
a  woodcut.  "Once  a  Week,"  viii.,  601- 
602.  1862-63. 


H.,  R.  S  Robeit  S.  Hunt.  Musings 
on  Psalm  cxix  Oxf  1878. 

H.,  R.  S  Robot  S.  Holland.  The 
pastoral  relation  Erom  the  "  Church 
Journal "  (N.Y  1850). 

H,,  S.  Sophia  Hume.  A  caution  to 
such  as  observe  days  and  times  ...  By 
...  L.  1754. 

H.  S.  Ralph  Thomas  Going  to  the 
bar  Contributed  to  "Cobbctt's  Maga- 
zine," 1832 

H.,  S  Spencer  Hall  Suggestions  for 
the  classification  of  the  library  now  col- 
lecting at  the  Athenaeum  [club].  L. 
1858. 

H.,  S.  J.,  Esquire.  St.  John  Honey- 
wood,  JEsq.  Poem  on  reading  President 
Washington's  address  declining  a  re- 
election to  the  presidency  . .  .  Albany, 
1700. 

H.,  T.  Thornton  Hunt,  in  Lamb's 
"  Elia."  Witches  and  other  night-fears. 

H.,  T.  Thomas  Hewetdine  The 
country-curate  to  the  country-people 
. . .  L.  1701. 

H ,  T.  Captain  Thomas  Hamilton 
Men  and  manners  in  America.  Ediub. 
1833. 

H,  T.,  Pharniacop.  Rustlcan.  T. 
Hickes.  A  compleat  treatise  of  urines 
.  . .  L.  1703 

H.}  T  B ,  R.A  T  B.  Hwjcn  th,  R  A 
The  griffinage  of  the  Hon.  Newman 
Strange...  L.  1862. 

H.,  T.  R.  jP.  R  IL'ffham.  A  dialogue 
between  Tim  Thomas  and  Bill  Bilkey, 
two  Cornish  miners  .  .  .  Truro,  I860. 

H.,  T.  S.  Thulia  Susannah  Henderson. 
Olga;  or,  Russia  in  the  10th  century. 
L.  1855. 

H.,  W.  William  JIastitt,  in  Lamb's. 
"Elia."  Some  sonnets  of  Sir  Philip 
Sidney. 

H.,  W.  William  HorsndL  The  ice- 
bound ship  and  the  dream  . . .  Mon- 
treal, 1860. 

H.,  W,  Gent.  William  Hunt.  The 
fall  of  Tarqtum;  a  tragedy.  York,  1713. 

H.,  W.,  Jimr.  William  Hodgson. 
The  life  and  travels  of  John  Pember- 
ton  .  .  .  L.  1844. 

H.,  W.  B  William  JBeadon  Heath- 
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H.,  W.  B.  Rev.  William  JSdtmrd 
Heijgate.  The  death  of  King  Gcren- 
nius.  Truro,  1848, 

H.,  W.  H.  William  Henry  Herbert, 
in  the  New  York  "World." 

H.,  W  H,  William  Henri/  Harvey, 
M.D.  Charles  and  Josiah;  or,  friendly 
conversations  between  a  Churchman  and 
a  Quaker.  L.  1862. 


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H,  W.  M.  Rev.  Wyndham  Madden 
Hutton  Poems.  By  a  member  of  the 
university  of  Oxford  Oxf  1851. 

H ,  W.  R  W.  R.  Hawles  The  mid- 
night intruder ;  or,  Old  Nick  at  C — It— n 
H— se.  A  poem  ...  L.  1816 

H.  X  Mrs.  Biewster  Macpherson. 
"  Gifts  for  men."  Edmb.  1870. 

H****,  the  Right  Honourable  IJady. 
Lady  Annabella  Eliza  Cassandia  Hawke. 
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H*****,  Mr.  Jonas  Hanway.  A 
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Portsmouth  to  Kingston  upon  Thames, 
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H   . .  ,  J ,  €. A  B.S.    J.  Hornihold. 

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Birmingham,  1771. 

H ,  M .     Mrs.  Mary  Hays,  in 

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H— k,  Rt.  Hon.  P— p,  E— 1  of.  Rt. 
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the  .  .  Lord  High  Chancellor  of  Great 
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Habitual  Criminal,  An.  Charles 
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L.  1878. 

Hacendado,  Un.  Cristobal  Madan 
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Hackle,  Palmer,  Esq.  Robert  Blakey. 
Hints  on  angling  L.  1846. 

Hadermann,  Jeanette  R.  Mis.  Wai- 
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Hadgi  Abd-el  Hamid  Bey.  Louis 
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nirs de  voyages  en  Afrique  et  en  Asie. 
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Hafiz.  Robert  Stott,  who,  under  this 
signature,  was  inflicting  the  highest 
flown  of  odes  upon  the  readers  of  the 
"Morning  Post,"  and  of  whom  Byron 
has  said, "  What  would  be  the  sentiments 
of  the  Persian  Anacreon,  Hafiz,  could  he 
rise  from  his  splendid  sepulchre  at 
Sheeraz . . .  and  behold  his  name  assumed 
by  one  Stott  of  Dromore." 

Hail-fair,  Lord.  Enos  Cobb  (?) .  Fame 
and  fancy ;  or,  Voltaire  improved  . . . 
By...  B.1826. 

Haines,  Henry  Harrison.  Harry 
Enton. 

Hairbratn,  Timothy.  James  Ander- 
son. In  1790  he  commenced  the  publica- 
tion of  the  "Bee"  (1790-94),  consisting 
of  essays,  philosophical  and  miscellane- 
ous. Dr.  Anderson  wrote  those  marked 


"Senex,"  "Timothy  Hairbrain,"  "Alci- 
biades,"  and  many  others  without  signa- 
ture. 

Halcro,  Claud  John  Bteakenndye, 
in  his  contributions  to  various  Canadian 
periodicals  (1843). 

Halcyon.  Miss  Maud  Howe,  in  her 
letters  to  Boston  journals  from  New 
Orleans,  La. 

Haldane,  Harry.  R.  0.  Heslop. 
Geordy's  last ;  Newcastle  Folk-speech. . .  . 
Newcastle,  187-. 

Hal  em,  Tina.   Kathmlca  (Halein)  Zitz. 

Half-Pay  Officer,  A.  Henry  Robert 
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of  . .  L  1864. 

Hall,  Elfin  Mrs.  E.  C.  Perry.  'Tween 
thou  and  me.  1879. 

Hall,  aiotte.  J/zss  Essie  B.  Chees- 
boiough,  who  commenced  her  literary 
career  at  an  early  age,  writing  under  the 
noms  de  plume  of  "Motte  Hall,"  "Elma 
South,"  "Ide  Delmar,"  and  her  own. 
initials,  "E.  B.  C." 

Haller,  Gustave.  Mme.  Wttftdmine 
Josephine  (Simonin)  Fould.  Eenee  and 
Franz.  N.Y.  1878. 

Haller,  Joseph.  Henry  Nelson  Cole- 
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Halliday,  Andrew.  Andrew  Halliday 
Duff.  The  adventures  of  Mr.  Wilder- 
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HalloweU,  Florence  B.  Miss  Flor- 
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various  periodicals. 

Halm,  Friedrich.  Eligius  Franz 
Josef,  Ireiherr  von  Munch-Bellinghausen. 
Der  Sohn  der  "VYildms.  Vienna,  1842. 

Halter-maker,  A.  Joseph  Reed.  A 
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By...  L.  1786. 

Hamden.  Isaac  Orr,  who  published 
many  papers  in  the  New  York  "  Commer- 
cial Advertiser,"  the  "Boston  Courier," 
eta 

Hamet  the  Moor.  Mr.  Fielding,  a 
son  of  Henry  Yielding.  Heroick  epistle 
...  to  the  emperor  of  Morocco . , .  L.  1780, 

Hamilton  Mathew  Carey.  The  Bos- 
ton report  and  mercantile  memorials, 
P.  1828 

Hamilton.  George  Henry  Whitman. 
Essay  on  a  congress  of  nations.  B.  1840. 

Hamilton.  William  Hamilton,  Esq. 
A  soliloquy.  In  imitation  of  Hamlet . . , 
By..,  L.  1794. 

Hamilton  W.  R.  Watson,  Esq.  (*). 
The  Whig  party ;  its  objects,  its  princi- 
ples, its  candidates,  its  duties,  and  its 
prospects.  An  address  to  the  people  of 
Ehode  Island  . . .  Providence,  1844. 


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Hamilton,  Gail  Miss  Mary  Abigail 
Dodge  Gala  days.  B  1863. 

Hamilton,  John.  John  Hamilton  Rey- 
nolds The  garden  of  Florence;  and 
other  poems  ...  L.  1821. 

Hamilton,  May.  Miss  Julia  Tilt. 
May  Hamilton-  an  autobiography  L 
1857. 

Hamlin,  P.,  Tinman.  John  Wolcot 
The  horrors  of  bribery.  Edited  [or 
rather  written]  by  P.  Pindar  L.  1802 

Hampden.  Ebenezer  Smith  Thomas, 
in  the  Charleston  (S  C  )  "City  Gazette," 
1810-14. 

Hampden  Noah  Websto  Article 
in  the  "  Hampshire  Gazette  " 

Hampden  John  B  Jervts.  Letters 
addressed  to  the  friends  of  freedom  and 
the  Union  ..  NY.  1856. 

Hampden.  Thomas  Lister,  LL.D.  A 
mirror  for  princes  .  .  1797 

Hampden  Charles  Hammond  Ke- 
Yiews  of  the  opinion  of  the  Supreme 
Court  of  the  United  States  . .  .  Steuben- 
Yille,  1821 

Hampden,  John.  Lord  George  Nu- 
gent Temple  Gfrenville  True  and  faithful 
relation  of  a  worthy  discourse  between 
Colonel  John  Hampden  and  Colonel 
Oliver  Cromwell  L  about  1830 

Hampshire  Fisherman,  A.  Richard 
Clarke  Sewell,  JEsq ,  D.CL.9"s,  contrib- 
utor to  periodical  literature,  the  papers 
of  'A  Hampshire  Fisherman,'  in  the 
*  Field ;  newspaper  being  by  him." 

Hamst,  Olphar.  Ralph  Thomas.  Ag- 
gravating ladies  L  1880. 

Hancock.  Franklin  Dexter.  A  letter 
to  the  Hon  Samuel  A.  Eliot  B  1851. 

Handloom  Weaver,  A  William 
Thorn  Rhymes  and  recollections  of  ... 
L.  1844. 

Hannibal  George  Joseph  L.  W.  Sil- 
hman 

Hannibal,  Julius  Caesar.  Wilh  am  H. 
Leivison.  Scientific  discourses.  N.Y.  1852, 

Hanoum,  Leila.  Mme  Piaszi.  Tin 
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Hanoverian,  An.  Rev  Augustus  Mon- 
tague Toplady,  An  old  fox  tarred  and 
feather' d.  Occasioned  by  what  is  called 
Mr.  John  "Wesley's  calm  address  to  our 
American  colonys  .  .  By  ...  L  1775. 

Hanson.  John  Hanson  Beadle,  as  cor- 
respondent of  the  "  Cincinnati  Gazette." 

Haole,  A  G.  W.  Bates.  Sandwich 
Island  notes.  1854, 

Happy,  John     J.  P.  Roberts. 

Harcourt,  Vernon.  Thomas  D.  Sitp- 
Ue,  of  Gambier  (0.),  in  his  contributions 
to  various  periodicals 

H^rdcastle,  Daniel.    Richard  Page. 


Letter  ...  on  ...  the  bank  of  Eng- 
land ...  L.  1826. 

Hardcastle,  Ephraim,  Will  mm 
Henry  Pym.  Wine  and  walnuts ;  or, 
after-rlmncr  chit-chat  L.  1S*2S 

Hardliues,  Sir  Gregory.  Sir  Chaili>s 
Trevelyan,  in  Trollope's  "The  thruo 
clerks." '' 

Hardy,  John,  Mariner.  Isaac  Tsrad 
Ha  >ies. 

Hardy,  Uncle.  Wittinm  fipnfor  No- 
table shipwrecks.  L  18-. 

Hare,  John.  John  Fan*.  A  tinm  de 
theatre. 

Hargiwave,  Jasp er     Geot  ge  Ua  t  di  ny? 

—  See  '*  Owen,  Junior  " 

Hari  Kari      Elia*  F  Can 

Harkaway.   Char/ev  Main/ml/.  Sport- 
ing notes     L  18- 

Harkaway,  Jack.  Btacchiflt/e  Hem- 
ynge,  in  numerous  tales  for  juveniles 

Harlandj  Marion.  Mis.  Mai y  Vir- 
ginia (Halves)  Tcrhune  Alone,  1854 ; 
The  hidden  path,  1855. 

Mrs  Tardy  gives  the  pseud  us  "  Marian  Hur- 
land," 

Harold  George  Gordon  NM*/,  Oth 
Lord  Byron.  Linos  to  .  ,  [/.r ,  author 
of  ••Childo  Harold"],  etc  184] 

Haroun  Alraschid  Thomas  Carlida, 
joint  author.  The  unprofessional  vaga- 
bond, with  sketches  from  the  life,  by 
John  Carlisle  L  1873 

Harriet.  Miss  liar  net  Whii&.  Verses, 
sacred  and  miscellaneous  185$ 

Harriet  Annie.  Miss*  ffairn't  Annie 
Wdkins,  a  Canadian  poet,  bettor  known 
by  her  Christian  names,  they  being  gen- 
erally appended  to  her  contributions  to 
the  press.  Author  of  the  "Holly 
Branch,"  1851,  and  the  "Acacia,"  1800. 
Hamilton,  Can. 

Harrington,  The  Earl  of.  Rt  Hon. 
Leicester  Fitzgerald  Chaites  Stanhope* 
The  E.  of  H.  on  the  Maine  law .  .  . 
Derby,  1858. 

Harrington,  George  F.  Ilw.  Wil- 
liam M.  Baker  Inside:  a  chronicle  of 
secession  N.Y.  1806. 

Harrington,  Ralph.  Ralph  Thomas. 
A  few  words  on  swimming  ...  L. 
1861. 

Harris,  Maria.  Mar  fa  Elisabeth  Glos- 
sop  Anom  de  thtiahe. 

Harro.  Paul  Honing.  Dolores:  a 
historical  novel  of  South  America  » . , 
N.Y.  1847. 

Harrovian,  An  Old.  Douglas  Straight. 

—  See  "  Daryl,  Sidney/' 

Harrow  Tutor,  A,  Cawl  Frederick 
Holmes  A  vocabulary  to  Bland's  "  Latin 
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Harry,  Uncle.  John  Habberton 
Helen's  babies  .  By  their  latest  vic- 
tim .  .  Glasgow,  1877. 

Hart,  Gerald  Thomas  J.  Irving.  In 
the  rapids  a  romance.  P  187- 

Hart,  Senator  Bob,  Rev  J.  M. 
Sutherland,  once  an  American  negro  min- 
strel ;  in  1883  a  revival  preacher  in  Bos- 
ton and  elsewhere 

Harte,  Bret  Ft  ancis  Bi  et  Harte,  the 
celebrated  novelist. 

Hartwell,  Mary.  Mis.  Mwy  Hart- 
a  til  Qathenvood.  A  woman  in  armor. 
IST  Y.  1875. 

Harvard,  Senior.  Henri/  Dana  Wai  d. 
The  Bible  •  its  testimony  and  its  prom- 
ises .  P.  18G7 

Harwood,  John.  Charles  Miner, 
in  the  "  Village  Record,"  West  Chester, 
Pa  ,  author  of  the  "  History  of  Wyoming." 
P  1845. 

Haselfoot,  Edward  Wilham  Sid- 
ney Walker,  in  Knight's  "Quarterly 
Magazine"  (*) 

Hastatus  John  Thomas  Barber  Beau- 
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defence.  L.  1808. 

Hatfield,  S  E  Mrs.  Sibella  Eliza- 
beth (Hatfield)  Miles.  The  wanderer  of 
Scandinavia,  or,  Sweden  delivered,  in 
five  cantos;  and  other  poems  L 
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Hathaway,  Anne,  Mrs.  W.  A. 
Ingham,  in  her  contributions  to  the 
«  Herald"  (Cleveland,  0.). 

Hattie,  Aunt.  Mrs  Harriet  Newell 
1  Woods)  Baker.  Art  and  artlessness. 
B.  1868. 

Hautboy     John  Harper. 

Haven,  Marion.  Mart/  P.  Hazen. 
Joanna,  or,  learning  to  follow  Jesus. 
N.Y  1871 

Havens,  Cordelia    Josephine  Walcott. 

Hawkins,  Tom,  Esq.  Theodore  Wil- 
liam Alois  Buckley.  The  adventures  of 
Sydenham  Greenfinch.  L,  185-. 

Hawthorne,  Alice  Septimus  Winner. 
Hawthorne  ballads.  P.  1850. 

Hawthorne,  Emily.  Emily  Thorn- 
ton Charles.  Hawthorne  blossoms  P. 
1876. 

Hawthorne,  Helen.  Mrs.  Helen 
Jane  Woods,  of  Montreal,  in  her  contri- 
butions to  various  periodicals. 

Hay,  Elzey.  Fanny  Andrews.  A 
mere  adventurer.  P.  1879. 

Hayden,  Sarah  Marshall.  Mary 
Frazaer.  Early  engagements.  Cin. 
1858. 

Haywarde,  Richard.  Frederic 
Swartwout  Oozzens,  the  writer  of  pleasant 
magazine  papers  under  this  signature. 


He  wrote  for  the  "  Knickerbocker  Maga- 
zine "  for  several  years,  and  af tern  ards 
for  "Putnam's Monthly,"  and  for  his  own 
periodical,  the  "  Wine  Press  " 

Hazard,  DesirS  Octave  Feudlet,  who 
commenced  his  literary  career  in  1844  by 
contributing,  in  conjunction  with  MM.  P. 
Bocage  and  Albert  Aubert,  to  a  romance 
called  the  "Grand  Vieillard,"  which  ap- 
peared in  the  "  Paris  National  " 

Hazard,  Winning  Albert  De  Veie. 
Billiards  made  easy.  L.  18- 

Hazel,  Harry  Justin  Jones.  The 
flying  Yankee.  P.  187-. 

Hazelton,  Mabel  O.  H.  Rand. 
Aunt  Matty.  B  1809 

Head,  Archibald.    John  H.  Turner. 

Head  of  a  Family,  in  Communion 
with  the  Church  of  Scotland,  The. 
Charles  Cowan.  The  analogy  which  sub- 
sists between  the  British  constitution  in 
its  three  estates  of  Queen,  Lords,  and 
Commons  . .  .  Edinb.  1840 

Head  Master  of  an  English  Gram- 
mar School,  The  Edward  Rupert 
Humphreys,  of  the  Cheltenham  Grammar 
school  England's  educational  crisis  . .  , 
L  1856. 

Head  Master  under  the  London 
School  Board,  A  J.  T.  Amner.  Notes 
of  lessons,  and  how  to  write  them.  By 
. . .  L,  1878. 

Heard,  I.  Mrs.  J.  H.  Cutter,  in  her 
contributions  to  various  periodicals,  etc. 

Heartless  Woman,  A.  Mrs.  Sue 
(Petigni)  King.  The  heart  history  of  ... 
first  published  in  the  "Knickerbocker 
Magazine/'  and  afterwards  as  "  Sylvia's 
Lovers/1  NY.  1860. 

Heath,  Bushey.     William  Jerdan. 

The  little  band  of  literary  co-workers  -who 
seek  or  communicate  information  in  the  pleasant 
pages  of  <c  Notes  and  Queries  "  may  like  to  "be 
leminded  that  under  the~pseudonyra  of  "  Busney 
Heath"  was  concealed  the  familiar  name  of 
Wilham  Jerdan. —  See  BATES'S  "Machse  For- 
trait  G-allery,"  p.  3.  L.  1883. 

Heatherbell  Eleanor  Smith,  in. "  G-ood 
Words." 
Hebrew  Wood  Chopper,  The.    J. 

L.  Stone.  Reply  to  Bishop  Colenso's  at- 
tack on  the  Pentateuch.  By  ...  San 
Francisco,  1863. 

Hedgehog,  Humphrey.  John  G\f- 
ford,  or  rather  for  "  Green,  John  Rich- 
ards," who  in  1788  seq.,  supported  the 
administration  in  various  pamphlets, 
and,  under  this  pseud.,  fell  foul  of  Wil- 
liam Cobbett  (Peter  Porcupine). 

Hefferman,  Mr.  Michael.  Samuel 
Ferguson.  Father  Tom  and  the  Pope; 
or,  a  night  at  the  Vatican  As  related 
by  ...  Master  of  the  National  School  at 


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Tallymactaggart,  in  the  county  of  Lei- 
trim  .  .  .    N.Y.  1868. 

This  piece  was  first  published  in  "Black- 
wood's  Magazine,"  commencing  in  May,  1838. 

Hegelingen,  Absolutus  von.  Otto 
Friedrich  Gruppe  Die  Winde,  oder: 
Ganz  absolute  Konstruktion  der  neuern 
Weltgeschichte  durch  Oberons  Horn: 
gedichtet  von  .  - .  1829. 

Heilly,  Georges  d'.  Edmond  Antoine 
Pomsot  Dictionnaire  des  pseudonyines. 
Paris,  1868. 

Helmburg,  \V.  Bertha  Behrens.  Lot- 
tie of  the  mill.  P.  1882. 

Heinfetter,  Herman.  Frederick  Par- 
leer.  Letter  ...  on  Transubstantiation. 
L.  1848. 

Heinrich,  Karl.  Heinrich  Keck. 
Anna.  Ein  Idyll  aus  der  Zeit  der 
schleswig-holsteinischen  Erhebung.  1880. 

Heiter,  Amalie.  Amalia,  Herzogin 
von  Sachsen  Der  Kronungstag.  1829. 

Helen  Mrs.  Sarah  Helen  (Power) 
Whitman,  whose  poetry  appeared  in  an- 
nuals and  periodicals  under  this  signa- 
ture. 

Helene.  Countess  Selene  Haseler  JEM- 
sent  who  made  her  delmt  as  an  author 
under  this  pseudonym,  but  in  her  later 
works  uses  her  own  name. 

Hellenstein,  Ernest.  Mrs  Elizabeth 
Oakes  (Pimce)  Smith.  The  salamander: 
a  legend  for  Christmas.  N.Y.  1853. 

Helicon,  Harry,  Esq.  Joshua  West. 
London's  glory  ...  L.  1789. 

Helionde.    Sidney  Whiting. 

Helios.    E.  J.  Muybridge. 

Heliostropolis,  Secretary  to  the 
Emperor  of  ttie  Moon.  Daniel  Defoe. 
The  comical  history  of  the  life  and  death 
of  Mumper,  Generalissimo  of  King 
Charles  the  Second's  dogs.  L.  1704. 

Hell,  Theodor.  Karl  Gottfried  Theo- 
dor  Winkler.  Notes  de  la  lyre,  Dresden, 
1821;  Nouvelles  notes  de  la  lyre,  Bruns- 
wick, 1830. 

Helmar,  Edward.  Ernst  Koch.  Prinz 
Rosa-Stramin. 

Helmiua.  Wilhelmine  Christine  von 
Che'zy,  who  made  herself  known  in  Ger- 
many by  the  publication  of  some  esteemed 
romances,  and  the  composition  of  different 
librettos  of  operas,  among  others  that  of 
"Euryante,"  set  to  music  by  Weber. 

Helvidiiis.  James  Madison,  who,  un- 
der this  signature,  replied  to  the  "  Let- 
ters of  Pacificus  "  (Mr.  Hamilton)  in  five 


Henderson,  Harry.  3Trs.  Harriet 
Elizabeth  (JBeecher)  Stowe.  My  wife  and 
I;  or,  Harry  Henderson's  history.  L. 
1871. 


Henderson,  Marc  Anthony.  JBer. 
George  A.  Strong.  The  song  of  Milgeii- 
watha  ...  Cin  1856 

Hengiston,  J.  W.,  Esq.  Cyrus  Red- 
ding. A  Yankee  steamer  on  the  Atlan- 
tic, etc.  By  ...  in  the  "  New  Monthly 
Magazine,"  1852-53. 

Henricus  One  of  the  pseudonyms 
attributed  to  Junius  (q.v.). 

The  two  letters  thus  signed  are  dated  Apri} 
15  and  May  21,  1771,  and  are  addressed  to  the 
Earl  of  Suffolk, 

Henry.  Richard  Griffith.  —  See 
"  Frances." 

Henry,  Camille.  Countess  Irene  de 
la  Eocca.  Une  nouvelle  Madeline. 
Paris,  1862. 

Henry,  Louis.  Albert  Henry  Lewis. 
The  Boston  Boy.  B.  1871. 

Hensel,  Octavia.  Hon.  Mrs.  Man/ 
Alice  Ives  Seymour.  Life  and  letters  of 
Louis  Moreau  Gottschalk.  B.  1870. 

Her  Daughter.  Miss  G.  F  S.  Dan- 
ielL  Aldershot :  a  record  of  Mrs.  Dan- 
iell's  work  among  the  soldiers,  and  its 
sequel  By ...  L  1879 

Her  Daughter.  Elizabeth  T.  Spring* 
Memorial  of  Eliza  Butler  Thompson  . .  . 
N.Y.  1879 

Her  Father.  Nehemiah  Adams,  D  D. 
Agnes,  and  the  key  of  her  little  coffin. 
By  .  .  B.  1857. 

Her  Father.  Edward  William  Hooker, 
D.D.  A  discourse,  on  the  Sabbath  fol- 
lowing the  funeral  of  Miss  Elizabeth  P. 
Hooker.  By  ...  Hartford,  1850. 

Her  Granddaughter.  Mrs.  Flora 
Frances  Wi/lde.  The  autobiography  of 
Flora  M'Donald.  Ed.  by  ...  L.  18*70. 

Her  Husband.  Eev.  John  Keep* 
Sketches  of  the  religious  life  and  faith 
of  Mrs.  Lydia  Hale  Keep  of  Oberlin. 
By  .  .  Oberlin,  Ohio,  I860. 

Her  Mother.  Mrs.  William  Gardiner. 
Brief  memoir  of  Harriet  [M.  Gardiner] „ 
with  some  of  her  essays  in  prose  and 
verse.  By ...  Oberlin,  1865. 

Her  Mother.  Judith  Towers  Grant* 
"Looking  unto  Jesus":  a  narrative  of 
the  brief  race  of  a  young  disciple.  L. 
1854. 

Her  Mother.  Mrs  Joel  Hawes,  Me- 
moir of  Mrs.  Mary  E.  Van  Lennep  , . . 
Hartford,  1848. 

Her  Niece.  Charlotte  Barrett.  Diary 
and  letters  of  Madame  D'Arblay.  Edited 
by  ...  L.  1842-46. 

Her  Sister.  Miss  —  Keary.  Memoir 
of  Annie  Keary.  By  ...  L.  1883. 

Her  Sister.  H.  H.  Lindesay.  Memo- 
rials of  Charlotte  Williams  Wynn.  Ed- 
ited by  ...  L.  1877. 


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Heraclides  Edtvard  Daniel  Claile. 
The  tomb  of  Alexander  reviewed,  in 
eight  letters  to  a  friend.  By  ...  L. 
1800. 

'  Herald  Correspondent,  A.  Charles 
0' Kelly.  The  Mambi  Land ;  or,  the  ad- 
ventures of  ...  in  Cuba.  L.  1874. 

Herbert,  Uncle  Timothy  Shay  Ar- 
thur. The  budget ...  P.  1877. 

Herbert,  Edward.  John  Hamilton 
Reynolds,  in  the  "  London  Magazine." 

Herbert,  Francis,  Esq.  It  was  under 
this  name  that  Bryant,  Sanfa,  and  Ver- 
planck,  m  1827-29,  published  the  "Talis- 
man" (tf.Y.). 

Herbert,  T.  Rev.  Herbert  Todd,  M.A. 
Sketches  by  the  wayside.  By  ...  L. 
1867. 

Herbert,  William.  A  nom  de  theatre. 
—  Eden,  son  of  Col.  W.  F,  Eden,  of  the 
Madras  army, 

Hermann,  Emily.  Mrs.  Catharine 
Luders,  whose  poems  appeared  from  time 
to  time,  under  this  pen-name,  in  the  mag- 
azines and  the  "Literary  World." 

Hermann,  Theodor.  Theodor  Her- 
mann Pantenius.  Wilhelm  Wolfschild. 
1872, 

Hermes.  B.  Lumley  Parliamentary 
practice  ...  L.  1838. 

Hermes.  Henry  Miles,  Jr.  The  one 
hnndred  prize  questions  in  Canadian  his- 
tory .  . .  1880. 

Herxnine  Mrs.  Susan  (Blanchard) 
Elder,  who,  from  the  age  of  sixteen,  has 
contributed  much  to  the  press  under  this 
signature. 

Hermit.  Rev,  Washington  Frothing- 
ham,  in  the  Troy  (N.Y.)  "Times." 

Hermit,  The.  Robert  Wain,  Jr.  The 
hermit  in  America  on  a  visit  to  Philadel- 
phia. Ed.  by  Peter  Atall.  P.  1819. 

Hermit,  The.  Felix  M'Donough.  The 
hermit  in  the  country.  L.  1820. 

Hermit  of  3>larlow,  The.  Percy 
Bysshe  Shelley.  We  pity  the  plumage, 
but  forget  the  dying  bird  . , .  n.p.,  1817. 

"Tins  is  ope  of  Shelley's  most  interesting 
tracts,  and  was  printed  and  circulated  for  politi. 
cal  purposes.  The  death  of  the  Princess  hap. 
pened  just  at  the  time  of  the  execution  of  Bran- 
dreth,  Turner,  and  Ludlam,  and  afforded  Shelley 
an  opportunity  of  dra^wing  a  comparison  between 
the  two  events,  in  which  he  displays  such  an 
amount  of  feeling  as  is  seldom  exhibited  by  one 
fellow-creature  towards  another,  and  In  which 
some  bitter  attacks  on  the  Government  are  not 
sparingly  put  forth.  It  is  probable  that  the  tract 
was  suppressed  on  account  of  these  remarks, 
which  occasions  its  great  rarity.  Thoa,  Bodd, 
the  eminent  bookseller,  soon  after  issued  a  re- 
print,  consisting  of  a  very  limited  number  of 
copies/' 


Hermit  of  New  York,  The     Rer 

Washington  Frothmgham,  of  Fonda,  NY., 
in  his  contributions  to  the  "Times" 
(Troy,  N.Y.) . 

Heron,  Robert,  Esq.  John  Pinkerton, 
Esq.  Letters  of  literature  L.  1785. 

Hertfordshire  Incumbent,  A  Rev. 
Joseph  Williams  Blakesley,  while  Vicar  of 
Ware,  in  a  series  of  letters  to  the 
"Times"  (L.)  during  the  Crimean  "War, 
etc. 

Herve.     Ftorimond  Ronger. 

Heterosciiin.  Rowland  G.  Hazard. 
Language:  its  connexion  with  the  pres- 
ent constitution  and  future  prospects  of 
man  .  .  .  Providence,  1836. 

Hewletts.  Alfred  Duke,  in  his  con- 
tributions  to  the  "State"  (Richmond 
Va.). 

Hibernia.  Jonathan  Swift,  D.D.  A 
letter  from  a  lady  of  quality,  upon  the 
general  outcry  against  "Wood's  haft-pence. 
Dublin,  1724. 

Hibernicus.  William  Sullen.  Con- 
trasts between  the  Chancery  and  Supe- 
rior Courts  in  Ireland  and  the  same 
Courts  in  England.  By  .  .  ,  Dublin. 
1861. 

Hibernicus.  De  Witt  Clinton.  Let- 
ters  on  the  natural  history  .  .  of  the 
state  of  New  York.  N.Y.  1822. 

Hibernicus.  James  Arluckle.  Let- 
ters; or,  a  philosophical  miscellany. 
2d  ed  L.  1734. 

Hiberno-Anglus.  Sir  John  Joseph 
Dillon.  Letters  of  ...  L.  1812. 

Hickory.  Thomas  W.  Jackson,  in  his 
contributions  to  "Truth"  (N.Y.). 

Hid- Alia  11.  Allan  Cunningham,  who 
wrote  for  the  London  "  Star,"  and  other 
papers,  adopting  in  many  instances  this 
pseudonym. 

Hieover,  Harry.     Charles 
Practical  horsemanship.     L.  1856. 

Hierophilos.  Rev.  Patrick  Eugene 
Moriarty. 

HieropMLtts.  The  most  Rev.  John 
McHale,  D.D., 

Roman  Catholic  Archbishop  of  Tuam,  ^ho  in 
earlier  life,  while  professor  at  Maynooth,  pub 
lished  under  thiB  signature  a  series  of  contriver 
sial  letters  on  Bible  Societies,  the  Protestant 
Church  an  Ii  eland,  and  Roman  Catholic  Eman 
cipation  ;  and,  in  1827,  a  -work  on  the  "  Evi- 
dences and  doctrines  of  the  Catholic  Church" 
since  translated  into  the  French  and  German 
languages* 

Hierophilus.  John  Toland.  A  word 
to  the  honest  priests,  L.  about  1710. 

Hierro.  Victor  Marie  Hugo.  The 
first  editions  of  " Eernani " and  "Marion 
Pelonne  "  (Paris,  1830)  Tbore  this  signa- 
ture. 


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Higgins,  Zoraster.  Rev*  Edward 
Eggleston,  in  political  ballads  and  sat- 
ires upon  the  NY.  city  government 
under  Wra.  M.  Tweed. 

High  Constable,  The.  William  Lee. 
The  constable's  guide  ...  L.  1826. 

High-Heels  and  Low-Heels  Tories 
and  Whigs.  —  See  "Fliranap,  the  Lilli- 
putian Premier/' 

High  Private,  A.  Samuel  Milkr 
Qmncy.  The  man  who  was  not  a  colonel. 
B.  1877 

Hilarius.  W.  FeistLoin,  in  his  con- 
tributions to  the  German  edition  of 
"Puck"  (N.Y) 

Hilda.  Miss  Hi/da  Siller,  daughter  of 
Frank  Siller  of  Milwaukee,  and  a  writer 
of  short  stories 

Hildebrand  Nikolaus  Beets  Cam- 
era obscura  Haarlem,  1839. 

Hildebrand,  Hall.     A  F.  BirdsaU. 

Hildegarde.  Mrs.  Josephine  R.  Hos- 
Tcins,  who  wrote  for  the  "  South,"  a  liter- 
ary journal  of  New  Orleans,  under  this 
pen-name. 

Hilding,  Habbakkuk,  Justice, 
Dealer  and  Chapman  Henry  Field- 
ing .  —  gee  "Alexander,  Draweansir" 

Hilton,  David.  David  Hilton  Wheeler 
Brigandage  in  South  Italy  .  .  L.  1864. 

Hilton,  Maud.     Mrs.  Fiank  Whcher. 

Him  who  should  best  understand 
It.  O  Sharpe,  Esq.  A  short  address  to 
.  .  .  [Signed  "A  Warning  Voice."] 
Ipswich  (*),  1832. 

Hindoo  Rajah,  A.  Mrs.  Elizabeth 
Hamilton  Letters  of  .  .  L.  1796 

Hinds,    John.      J.    Bell.      Farriery 
taught  on   a  new  and   easy  plan  . 
P.  1848. 

Hirsutus,  Julius.  Julius  Charles 
Hare. 

Sir  "William  G-ell  notices  Mr  Hare's  translation 
of  Kiebuhr's  '*  History  of  Rome  **  as  being  some- 
what defective  in  style  and  idiom,  and  calls  him, 
In  allusion  to  his  name,  "  Julius  Hirsutus  "  (Hair- 
Hare).  See  "Gent.  Mag,"  April  1855,  p  424, 
note. 

His  Brother  John  P.  Seddon.  Me- 
moir and  letters  of  T.  Seddon,  artist. 
By  ..  L.  1858. 

His  Brother.  John  P.  Foote.  Me- 
moirs of  the  life  of  Samuel  E.  Foote,  by 
...  Cm.  1860. 

His  Daughter.  Miss  Josephine  Bi  own 
Biography  of  an  American  bondman 
[William  Wells  Brown]  .  B.  1856. 

His  Daughter.  Miss  C.  Marsh.  The 
life  of  the  Rev.  William  Marsh ...  NY. 
1867. 

His  Daughter.  Miss  L,  J.  Shaw. 
Memoir  of  elder  Elijah  Shaw.  By  ... 
B.  1852. 


His  Daughter.  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Mai  // 
Odling  Memoir  of  the  late  Alfred 
Smee...  L.  1878 

His  Daughter.  Mme  Henriette  de 
Witt.  Monsieur  Guizot  in  private  life. 
1787-1874  .  .  L.  1880. 

ills  Daughter.  J/?A.  S  F.  Ludomilla 
( SchetLy )  Rapallo  Ninety  years  of  work 
and  play  Sketches  from  the  public  and 
private  career  of  J.  C  Schctky,  late 
marine  painter  in  ordinary  to  her  Maj- 
esty. By  Edmb.  1877. 

His  Eldest  Son.    Jacob  Halh  Dx'tt 
Samuel    Drew,  MA.,    the     sell-taught 
Cornish   man      A  life  lesson      By .     . 
L  1861 

His  Eminence.  Cardinal  JV.  P  ^S1, 
Wiseman  The  new  glories  of  the  Catho- 
lic Church  .  . .  With  a  preface  by  ... 
L  1855 

His  Father  Rev.  Haruj  Cioswell, 
D  D.  A  memoir  of  the  late  Rev.  Wm. 
Croswell,  D.D.  .  . 

His  Father.  John  Ballance  Me- 
moirs of  Mr  J.  des  Carricres  Ballance, 
late  of  Queen's  College,  Cambridge. 
Compiled  by  ...  L  1820. 

His  Father.  Walter  Loivrie.  Me- 
moirs of  the  Rev  Walter  M.  Lowrie, 
missionary  to  China.  Edited  by  ... 
N.Y.  1849 

His  Father.  Chailef>  Thiirber.  Our 
Charlie  a  memorial.  By ...  Cam- 
bridge, 1860 

His  Grace  John  Duke  of  ...  John 
Dunton.  Neck  or  nothing  ...  L.  1710. 

His  Grandson.  Geonje  Harrison. 
Memoir  of  William  Cookworthy,  for- 
merly of  Plymouth  By  ,  L  1854. 

His  Intimate  Friend  John  Lowell. 
Notice  of  the  late  Hon.  Dudley  Atkins 
Tyng,  Jr.  B  1829. 

His  Majesty  Himself.  Chai  hs  llorjt, 
in  his  letters  to  the  "  Boston  Post/7 

His  Mother.  M ?  s.  M  M.  Rolls.  Ex- 
celsior: a  truthful  sketch  of  a  lovely 
youth,  B  G.  L.  R.  [Bernard  Glanvillc 
Lyndon  Rolls]  By  his  mother.  L.  1853. 

His  Mother  Mrs.  Mai  tanne  C.  ( Howe ) 
Johnston.  The  young  chaplain.  N.Y. 
1876. 

His  Nephew.  John  Treat  Irving^  J\ . 
Life  and  letters  of  Washington  Irving. 
By...  N.Y.  1862. 

His  Niece.  Miss  Frances  Dorothy  Cart- 
wnght.  The  life  and  correspondence  of 
Major  John  Cartwright.  By ...  L, 
1826. 

His  Respectful  Neighbour,  J.  H, 
Rev.  John  Humphrey,  of  Frome.  A  letter 
to  George  Keith  concerning  the  salva- 
bility  of  the  heathen  ...  L.  1700. 


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His  Sister.  Mrs.  Sophia  Lane  Pooh 
Life  of  Edward  Wilham  Lane.  By ... 
L  1877 

His   Sister.    Miss  Jessie  AiiLen   Wil- 
son.   Memoir  of  George  "Wilson.    By  . . 
Edinb  1800. 

His  Sister.  Mrs.  Ann  Bt  omfield  Tracy. 
Reminiscences  of  John  Bromfield.  By 
. .  .  Salem,  Mass.,  1852. 

His  Sister-in-Liaw  and  his  Eldest 
Daughter.  Georgma  Hogarth  and  Mamie 
Dickens.  The  letters  of  Charles  Dickens. 
Edited  by  ...  L  1880. 

His  Son.  Robert  Burns,  Jr.  The 
Caledonian  musical  museum  .  . .  Em- 
bellished with  a  portrait  and  fac-simile 
of  the  handwriting  of  Burns,  and  con- 
taining upwards  of  two  hundred  songs 
by  that  .  .  bard.  The  whole  edited  by 
.  .  .  L.  1809. 

His  Son.  Jelmger  Cookson  Symons. 
Letters  of  consolation  and  advice  from  a 
father  to  his  daughter  on  the  death  of 
her  sister.  By  Jelmger  Symons,  BD., 
rector  of  WMtburn,  Durham.  Fifth 
edition,  with  an  explanatory  preface  by 
his  son.  L.  1818. 

His  Soil.  John  Church  Hamilton  The 
life  of  Alexander  Hamilton.  By ... 
N.Y.  1834,  1840 

His  Son.  Edwaid  Robert  Buhcer- 
Lytton,  Earl  Lytton.  Literary  remains 
of  Edward  Bulwer,  Lord  Lytton.  By 
. .  L.  1888 

His  Son.  Wilham  A.  Me  VicJcar,  D  D. 
The  life  of  the  Reverend  John  McVickar, 
S.T.D.  By  .  N.Y.  1872. 

His  Son.  William  Croswell  Doane. 
A  memoir  of  the  life  of  George  "Wash- 
ington Doane,  D.D ,  LL  D.,  Bishop  of 
New  Jersey.  By ...  N.Y.  1860 

His  Son.  Rev.  George  J.  G.  Duncan. 
Memoirs  of  the  Rev  Henry  Duncan, 
D.D.,  Minister  of  Ruthwell  By  ... 
Echnb.  1848. 

His  Son.  John  Addington  Symonds. 
Miscellanies  .  .  .  [by  John  Addington 
Symonds,  the  elder].  Edited  by  ...  L 
1872. 

His  Stepmother  Mrs.  Charles 
Churchill.  The  praying  school-boy:  a 
brief  memoir  of  R  E.  H.  Churchill.  By 
...  L.  18G9. 

His  Three  Daughters.  Katharine 
Prescott  Wormeley,  Mrs  Elisabeth  ( Worme- 
ley)  Latimer,  and  Mrs.  Ariana  Randolph 
(Woimeley)  Curtis.  Recollections  of 
Ralph  Randolph  Wormeley,  Rear-Ad- 
miral, R.N.  Written  down  by  ...  N.Y. 
1879. 

His  Twin  Brother.  Oliver  William 
Bourne  Peabody  Sermons  by  ...  W.  B. 


O.  Peabody,  with  a  memoir  by  .  .  B. 
1849. 

His  Widow.  Mi  s.  Fanny  Byt  n  e.  Me- 
moirs of  Miles  Byrne  [an  Irish  exile  of 
1798]  .  Edited  by  ...  Paris,  1863 

His  Widow  Mrs  Eliza  Boa-  The 
mission  pastor  . .  Rev.  Thomas  Boaz, 
LLD,  for  24  years  missionary  in  Cal- 
cutta. L.  1862. 

His  Widow.  Elizabeth  Davies.  Walks 
through  the  city  of  York  By  Robert 
Davies  Edited  by  .  .  L.  1880 

His  Wife.  Ms  Fanny  E.  (Ghenfell) 
Kingsley  Charles  Rmgsley.  Ports- 
mouth, 1877. 

His  Wife.  Mrs.  Mary  (Peabodij) 
Mann  Life  of  Horace  Mann.  B.  1865. 

His  Wife.  Mrs,  Martha  A.  (Perry) 
Lowe  Memoir  of  Charles  Lowe.  B.  1888. 

His  Wife  Mis.  Alexandrine  Macomb 
Cummins  Memoir  of  George  David 
Cummins,  D  D N.Y.  1878. 

Historian  of  Manchester,  The  Joh  n 
Whitaler.  A  supplement  to  the  first 
and  second  books  of  the  history  of  Corn- 
wall [by  R  Polwhele]  ...  By  ...  Ex- 
eter, 1804. 

Historicus  Benjamin  ffianlhn,  in 
his  essay  entitled  "  On  the  slave-trade/' 
contributed  to  the  "Federal  Gazette." 
P.  1790 

Historicus.  Sir  William  George  Gran- 
vi/le  Veinon-Har  court.  American  Neu- 
trality. L.  1865. 

Historicus.  Charles  Cowley.  Letter 
to  E.  B.  Bigelow,  printed  in  the  Lowell 
and  other  newspapers,  July,  1858. 

Hock,  Mr.  Francis.  John  Osborne 
Saigent.  His  signature  to  an  "Extrava- 
ganza "  in  the  Harvard  Univ.  "  Colle- 
gian," 1880. 

Hogg,  Cervantes,  FSM.  (Fellow 
of  the  Swinish  Multitude.)  Eaton 
Stannaid  Barrett.  The  rising  sun:  a 
serio-comic,  satiric  romance  .  . .  1807-9. 

Hogg,  Nathan.  Henry  Baird  Let- 
ters in  the  Devonshire  dialect  [In 
verse.]  Exeter,  1847. 

Hogo-Hunt,  J.  W,  &  Sunavill, 
J.  F.,  Messrs.  John  William  Houghton 
and  James  Frank  Sullivan.  The  last  daze 
of  Pompeii.  An  antiquarian  muddle  . .  . 

Hoinos.  Rev.  James  Gilmour.  Among 
the  Mongols.  L.  1883. 

Holbeach,  Henry.  William  Brightly 
Rands.  Student  in  life  and  philosophy. 
L.  1865. 

Holding,  Ephraim.  George  Mogridge. 
Homely  hints  to  Sunday-school  teachers. 
L.  1843. 

Holm,  Saxe.  Mrs.  Helen  Maria  (Fiske 
Hunt)  Jackson  (*).  Stories,  N.Y.  1874. 


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Holme,  Daryl  David  Herlei  t.  Tho 
lost  father;  or,  Cewha's  triumph.  .  .  . 
Edinb.  1870. 

Holmes,  Charles.  Chailes  Nardkojf, 
in  Ms  contributions  to  "  Harper's  Maga- 
zine" (N.Y.). 

Holmes,  Margaret.  Mis.  M.  V. 
Sates. 

Holmes,  Sidney  E.  Mts.  Sarah  E. 
Henshaw.  Delia  Bacon,  in  the  "Ad- 
vance," Dec  26, 1867. 

Holt,  Harry,  and  Holt,  Polly.  Mtss 
Clata  LeClerc,  who,  in  186o,  wrote  a 
series  of  "  Reveries "  f or  the  "Southern 
Literary  Companion,"  by  "  Harry  Holt,"J 
and  replies,  "Old  Maid  Reveries,"  by 
"Polly  Holt." 

Holyoke,  Anna.  Mis.  Anna  Holyole 
(Ctitts)  Howatd,  in  her  contributions  to 
the  "  Household J>  (Brattleboro,  Vt.), 

Holyoke,  Hetty.  Mrs  Caroline  Snow- 
den  ( Whitman  sh }  Guild.  Never  mind  the 
face  Bf.T.  1856. 

Homes  Cecil  Mis.  Augusta  (Davies) 
Webster.  The  Brisons  By  .  .  ,  in  "  Mac- 
millan's  Magazine,"  1861. 

Home,  J.  F.  Rev.  John  fieade,  the 
author  of  many  fugitive  and  other 
poems,  in  Latin  and  English,  of  consider- 
able merit,  which  appeared  after  1856  in 
the  "Gazette/9  "Transcript,"  and  «  Wit- 
ness" (Montreal),  under  this  signature, 
and  tbe  initials  "  B.  J.  C."  and  "  J.  E." 

Homer     JSfamuel  H.  Homan. 

Homespun,  Sophia.  Mrs  Elisabeth 
S  Mbnmorth  Much  fruit .  .  .  B.  1871. 

Homme  grave,  tin.  Octave  Dele- 
pierre,  LL  D.  Nouvelles  plaisantes  re- 
cherches  d1  .  .  .  sur  quelqucs  farceurs. 
L.  1860. 

Homme  de  Rien,  Tin.  Louis  Leonard 
de  Lomtfnie.  Galerie  des  contemporains 
illustres.  Paris,  1846-47. 

Homo.  Wilson  MacDonald,  the  sculp- 
tor, m  his  contributions  to  various  peri- 
odicals. 

Honest  Man,  An  Charles  Lfoyd.  An 
bonest  man's  reasons  for  declining  to 
take  any  part  in  the  new  administration, 

in  a  letter  to  the  Marquis  of [Eock- 

ingham].  L.  1765. 

Honest  Man,  An.  John  Douglas, 
DD,  Seasonable  hints  of  ...  L. 
1761, 

Honest  Sailor,  An.  Admiral  Edward 
Vernon.  Some  seasonable  advice  from . . . 
[Being  letters  to  the  Admiralty,  dated 
Ang.-Dec ,  1745.]  L.  1740, 

Honestus.  Edicard  Norton.  The 
bank  charter  act  of  1844  truthfully  con- 
sidered .  . .  L  1857. 

Honestus.    Benjamin  Austin,    Obser- 


vations  on  the  pernicious   practice    of 
la\r,    B  1786. 

Honey  Bee.  Eliza  A.  E.  Smith, 
Honeycomb,  Will.  Geotge  Gordon 
Honeycomb,  William,  Esq.  Etch- 
aid  Gardiner  The  history  o±  Pudicn 
[Miss  Sotheiton],  a  lady  of  N— rf— k 
With  an  account  of  her  five  lovers;  -v iz , 
Dick  Merryfellow,  Count  Antiquary 
[Mr.  Earle],  Young  Squire  Fox.  [J/r. 
Mare,  Jun  ],  of  Dumplm-Hall,  Jack 
Shadwell  ot  the  Lodge  [J/r  Button], 
and  Miles  Dinglebob,  of  Popgun-hall, 
Esq  [J/?.  Lianthwait}.  Together  with 
Miss  Pudica's  sense  of  the  i\ord  "edair- 
assement"  and  an  epithalaraium  on  her 
nuptials,  by  Tom  Tenor,  clerk  of  the 
pariah.  To  the  tune  of  "  Green  grow  the 
rushes  o'"  By  .  L.  1754. 

Honeycombe,  Henry.  Jame*  Jfemy 
Leigh.  Hunt,  The  Wishing  Cap  papers  ' 

The  author  is  a  pretended  descendant  of  the 
celebrated  Will  Honeycombe  in  the  "Specta- 
toi." 

Honorary  Secretary,  The.    J.  IIop- 
kmson      Transactions  of    the    Watford 
Natural  History  Society.    Edited  by  ,  . 
Watford,  1875. 

Hon.  IForelgn  Secretary  to  the 
Animals'  Friend  Society,  The.  Thomas 
forster,  F.L.S.  An  apology  for  the  doc- 
trine of  Pythagoras,  as  compatible  with 
that  of  Christianity  ...  By  ...  Bou- 
logne sur  Mer,  1858 

Honorary  Secretary  of  the  "  Lean- 
der  Club."  Sir  Patrick  Mac  Ghambaich 
de  Colquhoun*  A  companion  to  the 
"  Oarsman's  Guide  M  L.  1857. 

Hon.  Secretary  of  the  Royal  Blast- 
era  Yacht  Club,  The  Archibald  YQUWJ. 
Yachting  and  rowing.  By...  L.  1800. 

Houora,  Lady.  —  See  "A  Lounger." 

Honoria.  Marguerite  A.  Power.  The 
letters  of  a  betrothed.  L.  1858. 

Honorius.  Noah  Webster,  LLD, 
who,  in  1783,  published  m  the  "Connec- 
ticut Courant"  a  series  of  papers  signed 
"Honorius,"  in  vindication  of  the  Con- 
gressional Soldiers'  Pay-bill. 

Honourable  Mr. ,  The     William 

Coombe.    The  auction:  a  town  eclogue. 
L.  1778 

Hood,  Eu.  Joseph  J&aslewood.  Of 
the  London  theatres,  in  "Gent.  Mag/' 
August,  1813  et  seq, 

Hood;  Thomas,  tho  Younger. 
Charles  Clark,  Esq.  Epsom  races:  a 
poem,  comic,  punning,  and  racy,  by  ... 
1836. 

Hoo&er,  Richard,  Esq.,  of  the 
Inner  Temple.  William  Webster,  D.D. 
The  WeeMy  Miscellany,  L.  1703. 


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Hoosier.  Samuel  V.  Morris,  who  has 
been  a  contributor  to  the  "Knicker- 
bocker Magazine/'  to  the  Indiana 
"  State  Journal,"  and  other  "  Hoosier " 
papers. 

Hoosier,  A.  Adolphus  M.  Hart.  Life 
in  the  far  West ;  or,  the  adventures  of 
...  NY. 

Hope,  Ansted.  Miss  Burdett,in  the 
English  "Family  Herald  " 

Hope,  Ascott  R.  Robert  Hope  Mon- 
vneff.  A  book  about  boys.  Edinb 
1808. 

Hope,  Ethel.  Mrs.  Ina  M.  (Porter) 
Henry,  who  was  a  contributor  to  the 
"Land  we  Love"  and  other  Southern 
magazines  under  her  maiden  name  of 
"Ina  K.  Porter"  and  the  pen-name  of 
"  Ethel  Hope  " 

Hope,  F.  T.  1J.  Frederic  William 
Farrar  (?).  The  three  homes.  L.  18-, 

Hope,  Grandmother  Mrs.  1?.  D. 
Knight.  Lottie  Wilde's  picnic  . .  .  NX 
1867. 

Hope,  Thomas,  Esq.  Jonathan  Swift> 
D.D,  The  Swearer's  Bank  . . .  wherein 
the  medical  use  of  oaths  is  considered 
. .  .  Dublin,  1721 

Hopeful,  Gregory.  William  Mittett 
Boase,  MD.  Confessions  of,  in  the 
"  Selector;  or,  Cornish  Magazine  "  Fal- 
mouth,  1828 

Hophthalmos,  Friedrich.  Johann 
Christoph  Friedrich  Haug,  who  began  his 
literary  career  as  an  author  by  publishing 
"  Sinngedichte  von  Friedrich  Hophthal- 
mos." Frankfort,  1791. 

The  pseudonym  "  Hophthalmos  "  is  a  jocular 
Greek  equivalent  of  his  own  name  (Aug,  the 
eye,  equal  to  Ophthalmos,  and  therefore  Haug 
equal  to  "  Hophthalmos  ")• 

Hopkins,  John.  Mrs.  Jane  Marcet. 
Notions  on  political  economy.  L.  1838. 

Horam,  the  Son  of  Asmar.  Rev. 
James  Ridley.  The  tales  of  the  Genii . . . 
L.  1764. 

Horatio.  John  Pickens,  who  wrote  a 
number  of  poetical  articles  in  prose  and 
verse  for  the  "New  England  Galaxy," 
some  of  them  imitations  of  Horace,  and 
signed  "Horatio." 

"Horatius.  Horace  Twiss,  Esqt) 
Q.C  {*).  St.  Stephen's  chapel:  a 
satirical  poem,  by  ...  L.  1807 

Hormisdas-Peath,  Sir.  Jacques 
Albm  Simon  ColUn  de  Plancy.  Voyage 
au  centre  de  la  Terre  . . .  Paris,  1821. 

Horn,  Otto.  Adolf  Bauerte.  Therese 
Krones,  1854r-55;  and  Ferdinand  Rai- 
mund,  1855.  Vienna. 

Horn,  W.  O.  v.  P.  F.  W.  Oertel 
Erzahlungen.  Paris,  187-. 


Hornbook,  Adam.  Thomas  Cooper, 
Alderman  Kalph.  L.  1850. 

Horne,  Saxe.  Mrs.  Helen  Jane  Woods, 
of  Montreal,  in  sketches,  etc.,  contribu- 
ted to  various  periodicals. 

Horneni,  Horace,  Esq.  George  Gor- 
don Noel,  Lord  Byron.  The  waltz:  an 
apostrophic  hymn  L.  1813. 

A  satire  against  dancing,  which  Byron  was 
very  anxious  to  suppress 

"I  fear  that  a  certain  malicious  publication 
on  waltzing  is  attributed  to  me.  This  leport,  I 
suppose,  you  will  take  care  to  contiadict,  as  the 
author,  I  am  suie,  would  not  like  that  I  should 
wear  his  cap  and  bells.'*  —  Note  in  ""Works" 
(ed  1850) ,  p.  456. 

Horrible,  Sir  Hildebrand,  The  — 
of  the  English,  novelists.  William 
Godwin. 

Horse-Dealer,  A.  Frederick  Taylor. 
[Recollections  of  ...  L,  1861. 

Horst,  Ben  Edwai  d  G  Fast.  The 
gentleman  of  the  color  . . .  Bait.  1870. 

Hortensius.  Sir  William  Bolland,  in 
Dr.  Dibdin's  "Bibliomania." 

Hortensius     D.  Ramsay^. 

Hortensius.     William  Livingston. 

In  1776  et  seq.t  he  published  several  essays, 
under  this  signature,  in  the  "  New  Jersey  Ga- 
zette," a  paper  established  to  oppose  Rivington's 
**  Koyal  Gazette,"  which  was  especially  virulent 
against  the  "Don  Quixote  of  the  Jeiseys,"  as  it 
unceremoniously  teimed  Gov.  Livingston.  In 
1779,  he  also  wrote  under  the  same  signature,  in 
the  "United  States  Magazine." 

.  Hortensius  Judge  George  Hay.  An 
essay  on  the  liberty  of  the  press  ...  P. 
1799. 

Horns.     G.  C.  Fisher. 

Hosmot,  Hyton  William  Deal 
Baler,  AM.  The  Saturniad:  being  a 
full  and  true  account  of  the  rise,  progress, 
and  downfall  of  the  Uniyersity  of  Quil- 
sylvama  [Pennsylvania].  By  ...  Trans- 
lated by  A.  Lecutt,  Esq P.  1836. 

Hospita.  Charles  Lamb,  in  his  essay 
"On  the  immoderate  indulgence  of  the 
pleasures  of  the  palate,"  contributed  to 
the  "Reflector" 

Hotspur.  Henry  Buck,  in  the  London 
"Morning  Advertiser"  and  the  "Daily 
Telegraph  " 

Hotspur.  Henry  Mori  Feist,  in  the 
"Daily  Telegraph"  and  "Sporting 
Life"(L.). 

Hotspur.  M  T.  Walwortk.  Twenty 
questions  .  . .  NX  1882. 

House  Holder,  A.  Samuel  Miles 
Hopkins.  Letters  concerning  the  gen- 
eral health  . . .  NX  1805. 

Housekeeper,  A  Mrs.  John  Smith 
Confessions  <>£•••  P- 1^™\ 

Housset,  *Arsdne.  Anene  Houssaye. 
Life  in  Paris.  B.  1875. 

Hovey,  Wayne.     WiUiam  Johnston. 


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Howadjl.  George  William  Curtis. 
The  Nile  notes  of  ..  N.Y.  1867. 

Howard.     JZoland  F+  Coffin. 

Howard.  Joseph  Dewey  Fay  (the 
father  of  Theodore  S  Fay),  who  was  an 
earnest  advocate  of  the  abolition  of  im- 
prisonment for  debt,  m  numerous  con- 
tributions to  the  public  journals,  under 
this  signature. 

Howard.  Mordecai  Manuel  Noah 
Essays  on  domestic  economy.  Originally 
published  in  the  "National  Advocate  " 

Howard,  Caroline.  Mrs.  Caroline 
Howard  (Gilman  G-lover)  Jervey.  A 
strange  family  L.  1870. 

Howard,  Daisy.  Myra  Daisy  J/c- 
Crum. 

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Invalid,  An.  W.  B.  Aspinall  San 
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Investigator.  Jacob  Barker.  The 
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Investigator.  Daniel  Oliver.  Re- 
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pen-name,  and  in  Boston,  in  1845,  she 
published  a  volume  entitled  "Songs  of 
our  Land,  and  other  Poems."  Her  name 
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Iota.  Rev.  Joseph  Jefferson,  of  Basing- 
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Irenaeus.  Jtev.  Samuel  Irenmus  Prime, 
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Irish  Charles  Dickens,  The  Mrs. 
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Irving,  Henry.  John  Henry  Brodribb 
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Isa  Mrs.  Isa  (Craig)  Knor,  whose 
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Isidore  Isidoie  G.  Ascher,  B.C.L., 
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had  been  known  as  the  author  of  many 
poetical  pieces ,  among  which  were  some 
beautiful  and  tender  lyrics,  which  had 
appeared  in  the  provincial  press,  under 
his  Christian  name  "  Isidore  " 

Islander  Alexander  JEferzen,  a  Rus- 
sian litterateur  and  politician,  who,  while 
writing  under  the  censorship  of  the  Czar 
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Israelite,  An.  George  Houston.  Israel 
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Ixion.  Llewelyn  jff  Johnson,  the  earli- 
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Ixion     Leon  N.  Salmon. 

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liam Makepeace  Thackeray.  Barbazure 
"Punch/'  July,  1847. 

Jean,  Father  James  Beat,  in  his 
contributions  to  the  "Echo"  (L  } 

Jean,  J.  de.  John  Frazer.  Poems 
by  ...  Dublin,  18-. 

Jean  Jacques.  Jean  Jacques  Rous- 
seau. 

Jean  Paul.  Jean  Paul  Friedrich  Rich- 
ter,  in  his  earlier  publications. 

**  But  I  return  to  our  history  and  place  myself 
amongst  the  dead,  for  all  are  out  of  the  world 
Tvho  saw  me  come  into  it.  My  father  was  called 
John  Cbiistian  Christopher  Richtei,  and  was 
Tertius  (master  of  the  thhd  class  at  a  gymna- 
sium) and  organist  in  Wunsiedel.  My  mother, 
•who  was  the  daughtei  of  the  cloth-weaver,  John 
Paul  Kuhn,  in  Hof,  was  named  Sophia  Rosina. 
The  day  after  my  hhth  I  was  baptized  by  the 
senior  Apel.  One  godfather  was  the  above- 
mentioned  John  Paul,  and  the  other  John  Fied- 
enc  Theime,  a  book-bmdei,  who  did  not  know 
at  that  time  to  what  quantities  of  his  own  handi- 
craft he  lent  his  name.  From  these  two  spon- 
sors was  the  name  of  Jean  Paul  Frederic  shot 
together.  The  grandfatherly  half  I  translated 
Into  Jean  Paul,  and  have  thereby  gained  a  name, 
the  reasons  for  which  shall  be  fully  made  known 
in  future  lectures."  —  Autobiography. 

I  call  him  frequently  Jean  Paul,  without  add- 
ing his  surname,  both  because  all  Germany  gives 
him  that  appellation,,  as  an  expression  of  affec- 
tion for  his  person,  and  because  he  has  himself 
sometimes  assumed  it  in  the  title-pages  to  his 
works.  — 


Jean  Pierre.  S.  W.  Cooper,  in  his 
contributions  to  the  "Evening  Bulletin  " 
(P.),  etc. 

Jean-sans-peur.  Hippolyte  Babou. 
L'homme  k  la  lanterne.  Paris,  1868 

Jeanne  Marie  Jeanne  Mane  von  <7a?/- 
ette-Georgens.  Sich  selbst  erobert.  Ein 
M&dchenroman.  1873. 

Jefferson.  Mathew  Carey.  Examina- 
tion of  the  Charleston  (S.C.)  Memorial. 
P.  1827. 

Jefferson.  J.  8.  Richardson.  Speech 
in  opposition  to  disunion,  convention, 
and  nullification.  Charleston,  1830. 

Jehan,  Dr.,  of  the  Hall  Ryal.  John 
Jamieson,  D.D.  A  new  Bannatyne  gar- 
land: compylit  be  ...  Imprentit  at 
Sanet  Paulis  Wark,  at  Zule,  in  the  pres- 
ent zeir.  MDCCCXXVUI. 


Jehu,  Junior.  T.  Gibson  Bowles,  ed- 
itor of  "  Vanity  Pair"  (L.),  in  his  weekly 
biographies  contributed  to  that  sheet. 

Jenkins,  S  Joshua     E.  D.  Taylor 

Jenks,  Jacquetta  Agneta  Mariana, 
of  Belgrove  Priory  in  Wales,     Wtl- 
ham  Beckford,    Azemia    .  .  a  novel 
L.  1797. 

Jenny  Maria.  Ce'lme  Rcnai  d.  Monde 
et  solitude.  Paris,  1878. 

Jepphi,  Recos.  Joseph  Price.  Min- 
isterial almanack  ...  L  1783. 

Jepsoa,  King.  Henry  Jepwn  Latham. 
Among  the  Mormons  San  Fran.  188-. 

Jermyn,  Dud.     Walter  R  Benjamin. 

Jerry,  Uncle.  Mrs.  Anne  (Emerson) 
Porter.  Letters  to  young  mothers.  B. 
1854. 

Jessamine,  James.  Bryan  Waller 
Procter -,  in  the  London  "Literary  Ga- 
zette." 

Jesse,  Uncle.  C.  E.  Babb  Talks 
about  the  war.  Cin.  187-. 

Jeune  moraliste,  Le  ISmile  'Das- 
champs.  Le  jeune  moraliste  Paris,  1826. 

Jinks,  Joshua  Jedidiah  W.  B. 
Dick.  Uncle  Josh's  trunk-full  of  fun. 
N.T.  187-. 

Joannes,  Count.  George  Jones.  His- 
tory of  ancient  America.  N.Y.  18<13. 

Jobber,  A.  Daniel  Defoe.  The  anat- 
omy of  Exchange  Alley ;  or,  a  system  of 
stock-jobbing  . .  L  1719. 

Jobbry,  Archibald.  John  Gait.  The 
member :  an  autobiography  ...  L.  1832. 

Johannes  Catholicus.  John  Rutty. 
An  essay  towards  a  contrast  between 
Quakerism  and  Methodism  .  . .  Bristol, 
1771. 

"  John.  John  Wesley  Beach,  in  numer- 
ous letters  contributed  to  the  "Sun" 
(NY.). 

John.  Sampson  Sandys.  John's  let- 
ter to  Damo  Europa,  expostulating 
against  being  called  a  coward.  L.  1871. 

John,  Archbishop  of  Tuam.  John 
McHale,  D.D ,  in  several  letters  on  the 
questions  of  the  Church  Establishment 
and  Education. 

John,  Corporal.  Charles  P.  0*  Conor. 
Songs  for  soldiers.  L.  1884.  First  pub- 
lished in  William  Fieldson's  journal 
week  after  week. 

John,  Don.  Jean  Ingelow.  Of£  the 
Skelligs.  L.  1873. 

John  Earl  of  Stair.  John  Dalrymple, 
5th  Earl  of  Stair.  The  state  of  the 
national  debt,  the  national  income,  and 
the  national  expenditure  ...  By  ... 
Edinb.  1777. 

John,  Junior,  Thomas  Gibson  Bowles, 
editor  of  the  "  London  Vanity  Fair/' 


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John,  Uncle.  Elisha  Noi/ce.  The 
boy's  book  of  industrial  information. 
N.Y  1858. 

John,  Uncle.  John  Aifan.  Children's 
album  of  pretty  pictures,  with  stories. 
N.Y  18-. 

John,  Uncle.  J.  J.  Fuller.  Uncle 
John's  flower-gatherers  .  .  .  N.Y.  1869. 

John,  Uncle  Edioin  0.  Chapman,  in 
"  Our  Boys'  Own  Stories."  N.Y  1879 

John  At  Stiles.  John  Dowdall.  Tra- 
ditionary anecdotes  of  Shakespeare. 
Collected  in  Warwickshire  in  the  year 
1693  .  .  L.  1838. 

John  of  Enon.  David  Benedict,  D  D. 
The  watery  war:  a  poetical  description 
of  the  existing  controversy  between  the 
Pedobaptists  and  Baptists  ...  B.  1808. 

John,  of  Manchester.  John  Bos- 
icorth,  as  editor  of  the  "  Sailor,  the  Sin- 
ner, and  the  Saint:  the  eventful  life  of 
George  Viney,  late  of  Manchester "  (L. 
1853). 

John  of  York.  John  H.  Tobin,  in 
the  "  Old  New  York  Spirit." 

John,  Gabriel.  Thomas  ITUr/ey. 
Essay  towards  the  theory  of  the  intelli- 
gible world  intuitively  considered,  n.p., 
n.d. 

Johnson,  Abraham.  Dr.  John  Hill. 
Lucina  sine  concubitu  ...  L.  1760. 

Also  attributed  to  Rev.  H  Coventry. 

Johnson,  Benjamin  F.  James  Whit- 
comb  fiiley.  The  Old  Swimmin'  Hole. 
Indianapolis,  1883. 

Jonah.  John  P.  Wetmore.  An.  Ameri- 
can bicycler. 

Jonathan,  Brother.  Octavius  Blewitt. 

Jonathan,  Uncle.  Jonathan  Badgley. 
English  Grammar,  taught  in  plain,  famil- 
iar conversations,  by  ...  TJtica,  N.Y., 
1867. 

Jones,  Cupid.  Frank  S.  Saltus,  in 
his  contributions  to  the  "  Clipper"  (N. Y.). 

Jones,  Ignatius.     Graham  A   Worth. 

Jones,  Mrs.  Jane.    Jenny  Diver. 

Jones,  Major  Joseph.  William  The- 
odore Thompson.  Major  Jones's  court- 
ship. P.  1844. 

Jones,  T.  Percy.  William  JZdmons- 
toune  Aytoun.  Firmilian ;  or,  the  student 
of  Badajoz :  a  spasmodic  tragedy  . . . 
Edinb.  1854. 

Jones,  Thomas.  Charles  Bright  and 
others.  The  Hamlet  controversy?  .  .  . 
L.  1867. 

Jones,  Trinity,  or,  Jones  of  Nay- 
land.  William  Jones,  of  Nayland. 
The  Catholic  doctrine  of  the  Trinity 
^proved . . .  1756. 

Jonquil*  J.  L.  Collins.  "Was  she 
engaged  ...  P.  1875. 


Jorrocks,  Mr.  John  Robert  Smith 
Surtees.  Jorrock's  jaunts  and  jollities. 
L.  1859. 

Joseph,  Uncle  Joseph  Banks.  The 
trip  to  the  Great  Exhibition  of  Barnabas 
Blandydash  and  family.  By . . .  L  1851. 

Joseph,  Nathan.  George  Houston. — 
See  "An  Israelite." 

Josephus,  Jr.  Joseph  Barry.  The 
annals  of  Harper's  Ferry,  from  . . .  1794 
to  ...  1869  .  .  .  Hagerstown,  Md., 
1869. 

Josh,  Uncle.  Otis  Whitcomb,  of  Swan- 
sea, N.H.,  in  the  original  play  entitled 
"Joshua  Whitcomb." 

Joslyn,  Major  Jep.    J.  E.  P.  Doyle. 

Josslyn,  Jeflf.  J.  E.  Ferguson.  Wash- 
ington correspondent  of  "Texas  Sift- 
ings." 

Journalist,  A.  Samuel  JR.  Hammond 
and  Lewis  W*  Mansfield.  Country  mar- 
gins and  summer  rambles  of  ...  N.Y. 
1855 

Journalist,  A.  Charles  T.  Congdon. 
Reminiscences  of  ...  B.  1880. 

Journey-man,  A  Charles  F.  Black" 
"burn.  A  continental  tour  of  eight  days 
for  forty-four  shillings.  L.  1879. 

Journeyman  Engineer,  The.  Thomas 
Wright.  Johnny  Robinson:  the  story 
of  ...  an  "Intelligent  Artisan."  By  ... 
L.  1868. 

Journeyman  Mason,  A.  Hugh  Mil- 
ler. Poems  written  in  the  leisure  hours 
of  ...  Inverness,  1829. 

Journeyman  Printer,  A.  CJiarles 
Mariby  Smith.  The  working  man's  way 
in  the  world ;  or,  the  autobiography  of  a 
Journeyman  Printer.  L.  1853. 

Journeyman  Tailor,  A.  P.  D  Holt- 
haus.  "Wanderings  of  ...  through  Eu- 
rope and  the  East,  1824-40.  N.Y.  1842. 

Joyeuse,  Vyvian.  Wmthrop  Mack~ 
worth  Praed,  in  his  contributions  to 
"Knight's  Quarterly  Magazine  "  (L.). 

Judy,  Aunt.  Mrs.  Margaret  (Scott) 
Gatty.  The  fairy  godmothers,  and  other 
tales.  L.  1851. 

Jugg,  M.  T.  Joseph  Howard ,  Jr.,  in 
the  New  York  '« Herald/' 

Jules.  Jean  Joseph  Gamier.  Traite* 
du  change.  Paris,  1841. 

Julia,  Aunt.  Julia  CoJman.  Boys 
and  girls'  illustrated  bird-book.  N.Y. 
1857. 

Julian.  Karl  Richard  Waldemar 
Uschner.  Der  letzte  Minnesanger.  1876. 

Julio.  Joseph  Sykes,  M.A.  Later 
poems  ...  L.  1871. 

Julius.  Richard  Rush.  Probably  his 
signature  in  the  Philadelphia  "Port- 
folio "  of  1808-4. 


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JU 


June,  Jennie.  Afrs  Jennie  (Cunning- 
ham) Croly.  Jennie  Juneiana.  Talks  on 
women's  topics.  By  ...  B.  1864.  Also 
in  numerous  works  for  juveniles. 

June,  Jessie      Mrs.  Snnelde  Fo)bes. 

Junta.  Caleb  Whitefooid,  who  wrote 
the  letter  in  the  "Public  Advertiser " 
signed  "  Junia,"  which  had  the  honor  of 
being  replied  to  by  Jumus  himself. 

Juniolus  Canadensis.  Thomas  Gary, 
editor  of  the  "Quebec  Mercury,"  who, 
in  1813,  published  in  that  paper,  under 
this  pseud  ,  an  invective  in  the  style  of 
Junius,  against  Mr.  Stuart,  a  member  of 
the  Lower  Canadian  House. 

Junior  Sophister,  A.  Samuel  Dexter. 
The  progress  of  science:  a  poem  .  .  . 
n.p.  1780. 

Juniper.  One  of  the  pseudonyms  at- 
tributed to  Junius  (q.v  ). 

The  letter  thus  signed  (Dec.  4,  1771),  is  de- 
signed, like  those  of  Philo-Junius,  "to  explain, 
defend,  and  support  the  leputatlon  of  the  prin- 
cipal." 

Juniper,  Julius,  poet  laureat  to 
the  Royal  College  of  Physicians 

Thomas  Foster,  B.A.  The  Brunoniad . 
an  heroic  poem  ...  L.  1789. 

Junius*  —  See  p.  145. 

"At  the  time  when  the  'Letters'  appeared, 
pamphlets  abounded,  fixing  their  authoiship,  to 
the  perfect  satisfaction  of  each  pamphleteer, 
upon  every  public  man,  the  '  G-cnt.  Mag ' 
opened  its  columns  to  suggestions,  and  was  tilled 
with  them;  in  1824,  the  'Monthly  Magazine' 
renewed  the  sub]ect;  in  1837,  pamphlets  again 
appeared,  with  fiesh  lights,  which  flickered  and 
went  out;  and  lately,  'Notes  and  Queues'  has 
woiked  like  a  mole  on  the  subject;  but  they  all 
have  been  gropings  in  the  dark.  We  believe  the 
'  Letters '  have  been  fathered,  with  a  greater  or 
less  degree  of  confidence,  upon  upwards  of  foity 
public  characters  The  most  favoured  were  Sir 
Philip  Francis,  Lord  Lyttelton,  Colonel  Barre", 
Burke,  J  Dunning  (afterwards  Lord  Ashbur- 
ton),  Chatham,  Dr.  Wilmott,  Hugh  Boyd, 
Wilkes,  Home  Tooke,  Lord  George  Sackville, 
Governor  Pownall,  Sir.  G-  Jackson,  Maclean, 
and  Dr.  Sidney  Swwmcy  The  wildest  conjec- 
tures have  gained  believers,  and  there  have  been 
madmen  to  lay  them  to  George  III ,  a  Captain 
Allen,  Suett  the  comedian,  Combe  (the  author 
of  *Dr.  Syntax'),  Bickcrton,  an  eccentiic  Oxo- 
nian, and  an  utterly  unknown  Mr.  Jones.  "Who 
this  famous  writer  was,  will  bo  a  question  asked 
by  generations  to  follow  us." — See  ANDBEWS'S 
JSntish  Journalism,  Vol.  I.,  p.  185. 

"  Numerous  were  the  disputants  who,  emulat- 
ing the  fame  of  Junius,  now  rushed  into  the  lists 
with  high-sounding  Roman  names  Maicus 
Antonms,  Scipio,  Brutus,  Cato,  Valerias,  Vir- 
ginius,  played  the  buffoon  in  the  'Evening  Post,' 
and  thought  they  were  dividing  the  lauiels  -with 
the  great  gladiator  of  the  '  Public  Advertiser ' ; 
but  they  were  Komans  only  in  name,  —  Q-rub- 
etreot  claimed  them  for  its  own.  Crabbe  has  had 
his  laugh  at  them  in  his  poem  of  'The  News- 
paper':— 

"  'These  Roman  souls,  like  Rome's  great  sons, 

aie  known 
To  live  in  cells  on  labours  of  their  own ; 


Thus  Mi'o,  could  we  see  tho  noble  chief, 
FeeUb,  101  Jbis  countiy's  good,  on  letja  ol  beef, 
Camillas  copies  deeds  for  soiclid  pay. 
Yet  lights  the  public  battles  t\\  ice  a  UAJ  ' 
E'en  ncn\ ,  the  godlike  Urutus  views  his  seoie 
Scioll'd  on  the  bar  botud,  swinging  with  the 

door, 
Wheie,  tippling  punch,  gi.ivc  Gate's  self  you'll 

see, 
And  Amoi  Patila  vending  smuggled  tea  '  " 

See  ANDBEWS'S  JBritish  Journalism,  Vol.  T  , 
p.  1ST.  Sec  also  I)E  QUINCE Y'S  Note-Hook  of 
an  English  Opium  Eater. 

Junius.    Jumus  II.  'Browne. 

Junius  Ebenezer  Smith  Thomas,  his 
signature  in  the  "Charleston  (S  C  )  City 
Gazette/'  1810-1G 

Junius  Rev.  Calvin  Cohon  The  cri- 
sis of  the  country  ...  rlhe  credit  sys- 
tem and  the  no  credit  system.  N.Y.  1840. 

Junius.  Thomas  llou  e  Edmonds,  J3  A. 
On  the  reform  of  the  income  and  prop- 
erty tax.  A  letter  ...  to  Joseph  Ilumo, 
Esq,  M.P.  "  Daily  News  "  (L  ),  1853. 

Junius,  Jr  George  T  Denn>on.  A 
review  of  the  militia  policy  of  the  pres- 
ent administration  .  .  .  Hamilton,  1803. 

Junius  Aincricanus  David  Everett, 
author  of  political  essays  in  the  "  Boston 
Gazette  "  under  this  signature 

Junius  Americanus  Dr  Chailcs 
Lee,  a  frequent  contributor  to  the  "  Gaz- 
etteer3' and  "Public  Advertiser*'  from 
1769  to  1771.  He  is  referred  to  by  Ju- 
nius in  the  latter's  private  correspond- 
ence with  Mr.  Woodfall 

Junius  Americanus  Arthur  Lee. 
The  political  detection  ...  L.  1770. 

Junius  Americanus  George  Os- 
borne  Stearns.  A  review  of  "  A  Discourse 
occasioned  by  the  death  of  Daniel  Web- 
ster, preached  .  . .  October  31,  by  Theo- 
dore Parker "...  By  ...  B.  1853. 

Junius  Hibernious  John  Egan,  in 
his  letters  to  the  "  General  livening  Post " 
(Dublin,  1781-82).  — See  "N,  &  Q.,"  2«1 
series,  vih ,  166. 

Junius  Secundus.  William  F/etcho, 
in  his  contributions  to  the  "General 
Evening  Post"  (Dublin,  178 1-82). —  See 
"N.  &  Q.,"  2d  series,  viii.,  100. 

Junius  Secundus.  Charles  KdsalL 
Constantine  and  Eugene  ...  By  ... 
Brussels,  1818. 

Jupiter  of  the  Press,  The.  The 
London  Times. 

Juriscola.  Tench  Coze.  An  exami- 
nation of  the  conduct  of  Great  Britain 
respecting  Neutrals  since  the  year  1701, 
B.  1808. 

Jurisconsult.  S.  S.  Boyd.  Consid- 
erations on  the  appointment  of  a  Justice 
of  the  Supreme  Court  of  the  United 
States...  Natchez  (?),  1852. 


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["Julius"  LETTERS.] 


Juris  Consultus.  Bev.  Alonzo  Bouen 
Chapin,  contributor  to  the  "  Knicker- 
bocker," etc,,  and  author  of  a  number  of 
books  and  pamphlets. 

Juryman,  A.  William  Creech.  An 
account  of  the  trial  of  William  Brodie 
and  George  Smith  .  .  Edinb.  1788. 

Juryman,  A.  William  Smellie.  An 
address  to  the  people  of  Scotland  on  the 
nature,  powers,  and  privileges  of  juries  : 
by  .  .  Edinb.  1784. 

Justia,  a  Know-Nothing.  F.  Col- 
burn  Adams.  Our  world ;  or,  the  Demo- 
crats' rule  ...  L.  1855 

Justified  Sinner,  A.  James  Hogg, 
the  Ettrick  Shepherd.  The  private  me- 
moirs of  A  Justified  Sinner,  written  by 
himself,  with  a  detail  of  curious  tradi- 
tionary facts,  etc.  L.  1824. 

The  name  of  the  "  Sinner  "  is  Robert  Wring- 
ham  Colwan. 

Justinian.  Thomas  Law.  Remarks 
on  the  report  of  the  Secretary  of  the 
Treasury . .  .  By . . .  Wilmington.  Del . 
1820. 

Justinian,  of  South  Carolina. 
Lewis  Gruffer.  Sovereign  Rights  of  the 
States  ...  W.  185-. 


Justinophilus  Samuel  Badcock.  A 
letter  addressed  to  Dr.  Priestley  Exe- 
ter, 178- 

Justitia.  William  A.  JBieuer,  m  his 
contributions  to  various  New  York  and 
Boston  periodicals. 

Justitia.  Bennett  Lowe.  Photographic 
note  book. 

Justitia,  M  John  Frearson  The 
universal  revival  of  religion ...  L. 
1858. 

Justus.  0.  Ebhardt.  La  rifonna 
delle  biblioteche.  Milan,  1876. 

Juvenile,  The.  Col  Thomas  Picton, 
in  his  contributions  to  the  "  Chronicle " 
(San  Francisco,  Cal.),  etc. 

Juvenis.  J  W.  Stephenson.  Brent 
Knoll ...  By  ...  L.  1837. 

Juvenis.  R.  G-.  Arrowsmith.  Doubts 
upon  the  reasoning  of  Dr.  Paley  ...  L. 
1811. 

Juvenis  Suffblciensis.  Robert  Meeve, 
in  "Gent.  Mag./'  January,  1806,  p. 

Juvinell,  Uncle.  Morrison  Heady. 
The  Farmer  Boy  [Washington],  and  how 
he  became  Commander-in-Chief  ...  B. 
1864. 


THE  LETTERS  OF  "JUNIUS." 

It  is  not  my  intention  —  and,  even  did  I  wish  to  do  so,  the  limits  of  the  present 
work  forbid  it — to  give  a  complete  history  of  these  celebrated  letters.  The  subject 
has  been  practically  exhausted  in  the  many  excellent  editions  quoted  hereafter,  and 
I  shall  confine  myself  to  the  following  statistics :  — 

I.  The  date  of  appearance  of  the  letters  signed  "  Jmrius,"  together  with  a  list  of 
the  other  signatures  employed  by  this  writer;  to  which  latter  pseudonyms,  cross- 
references  will  be  found  scattered  throughout  this  work. 

II.  A  list  of  all  the  claimants  to  the  authorship,  with  the  respective  merits  of 
each. 


III.  A  bibliography  of  the  subject. 

IV.  Miscellaneous  notes,  etc. 

I.  The  letters   signed  "Junius"  ap- 
peared in  the  "Public  Advertiser"  of 

Aug.  22,  1770. 
Nov.  14,  1770. 
Jan.  30,  1771. 

Sept.  28,  1771. 
Sept.  30,  1771. 
Oct.     5,  1771. 

the  following  dates  :  — 

Apr.  22,  1771. 

Nov.    2,  1771. 

Nov.  21,  1768. 
Jan.  21,  1769. 
Feb.    7,  1769. 

Sept.   7,  1789. 
Sept.  19,  1769. 
Sept.  25,  1769. 

June  22,  1771. 
July    9,  1771. 
July  24,  1771. 
Aug.  13,  1771. 

Nov.  28,  1771. 
Jan.  21,  1772. 
(Two  letters.) 

Feb.  21,  1769. 

Oct.   13,  1769. 

Mar.    3,  1769. 

Oct.  17,  1769. 

See  also*  —   A.  B.    Amicus  Curiae.    Anti- 

Mar.  18,  1769. 

Oct.  20,  1769. 

Behal     Anti-Fox.     Anti-Sejan  us,  Jun.     Anti- 

Apr.  10,  1769. 

Nov.  15,  1769. 

Stuart.     Atticus.     Augur.     Bifrons.     Brutus. 

Apr.  21,  1769. 

(See"Modestus.") 

C.   Correggio.    Crito.    Cumbriensis.   Doraitian, 

Apr.  24,  1769. 

Nov.  29,  1769. 

Downnffht.    A  Faithful  Monitor.    Fiat  Justitia. 

May  30,  1769. 

Dec.  12,  1769. 

Q-.  W.    Heniicus.   Juniper.   L.  L.   A  Labourer 

July    8,  1769. 

Dec.  19,  1769. 

in  the  same  Cause.    Lucius.    Mnemon.    Moder- 

July 19,  1769. 

Feb.  14,  1770. 

ator.    Moderatus.    Nemesis.    Phalaris.    Phio- 

July  29,  1769. 
Aug.    8,  1769. 

Mar.  19,  1770. 
Apr.    3,  1770. 

Junius.    Pomona.    Poplicola.    Q  in  the  Connr. 
Scotus.    Simplex.     Temporura  Fehcitas.     Tes- 

Aug.  22,  1769. 

May  28,  1770. 

ticulus.     Testis.    Valerius.    Veteran,    Vlndss. 

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A  Whig.     Why  ?     S.  S.  .  Y.  Z.     Tour  Beal 
Fnend 

See  also  "Hotes  and  Queries,"  1st  Ser.,  vi. 
239,  xli.299. 

II.  The  following  list  of  51  names, 
embraces  the  personages  to  whom  these 
celebrated  letters  have  been  attributed. 
The  Roman  numerals  appended  to  the 
notes  indicate  the  corresponding  work  in 
the  bibliography  (Part  III ) 

Adair,  James,  M.P.,  Serjeant  at  Law. 
d.  1798. 

A  Mr.  Sergeant  Adair  was  once  produced,  on 
the  plea  of  certain  ephemeral  pamphlets,  but  the 
feebleness  they  evinced  caused  hiin  to  be  quickly 
given  up.—  WADE,  "  Jumus,"  n  xv. 

The  reader  should  also  consult  the  lengthy 
argument  of  Mr  Adair  against  granting  a  nolle 
proseqm  in  favor  of  the  messengers  of  tbe  House 
of  Commons,  and  the  lefeience  to  this  case  in 
Junius'  letter  of  April  9, 1771. 

Allen,   Captain.  —  See  "Notes    and 

Queries/'  1st  Ser ,  xi.  302. 
Barre*,  Lieut  -Col  Isaac,  M.P. 

In  the  works  by  Britton  and  Jaques  (Nos. 
LXXXV.  and  LXXXVI.)»  I  find  the  opinion  ex- 
pressed that  Baire"  was  aided  by  Lord  Shelburne 
and  Dunning  (afterwaids  Lord  Ash  burton). 
The  "Morning  He*rald,"as  early  as  1813,  stated 
that  the  Earl  of  Shelburne  was  probably  Junius, 
and  that  Barr6  and  Dunning  assisted  him 

For  the  claims  advanced  in  favor  of  and 
against  Barre,  see  Jaques'  work,  p,  141,  Alli- 
fcone,  Britton,  Wade,  n.  xxix  and  No  LXZVI. 

Bentinck,  William  Heary  Caven- 
dish. 

His  name  is  mentioned  In  Coventry's  "Critical 
Enquiry  "  (see  No.  LSI.) 

Bicker-ton,  Mr. 

In  the  "  Oxford  Spy  "  (Oxf ),  1818,  p.  24,  will 
be  found  a  notice  of  this  eccentric  individual, 
who  is  said  to  have  kept  a  horse  in  Hertford 
College,  Oxford,  which  was  sometimes  seen 
looking  out  of  a  window  on  the  second  flooi. 
For  additional  information,  see  "  Notes  and  Que- 
ries," 1st  Ser.,  xi.  370. 

Boyd,  Hugfc  M'Aulay.  b-  1746;  d, 
1791. 

Boyd's  claims  are  summarily  disposed  of  in 
Wade's  work  (No.  LXXVII  ).  Alraon,  m  the 
first  volume  of  "  Anecdotes,"  published  in  1797, 
designates  Boyd  as  the  author  of  Junins  See 
also  wraxall, "  Memoirs  of  his  own  Time,"  1836, 
ii.  93-94,  and  N"os,  xxx.,  xxxm.,  xux.,  LI 

Boyd  has  heen  described  as  «'  an  adnjtrer  of 
Junius,  and  vain  enough  to  wish  to  be  thought 
the  author.  '* 

As  to  Macaulay  Boyd's  heing  tbe  author  of 
Junius's  Letters,  it  is  a  perfect  jole ;  no  two 
characters  can  be  more  perfectly  unlike  than 
Boyd  and  Jimius.  —  BUTLEB,  "  lleminiscences," 

Burke,  Rt.  Hon.  Edmund,   b.  1728  : 

d.  1797. 

Bishop  Markham,  an  early  friend  and  patron 
of  Burke,  taxed  the  latter  with  the  authorship 
of  the  "  Letters,"  telling  him  that  Ms  house  was 
a  "nest  of  adders."  Although  Burke  never 
made  any  poeith  e  denial  to  this  imputation,  he 
certainly  disavowed  any  connection  with  Junius, 


on  three  distinct  occasions.  Firstly,  lie  said  to 
Charles  Townshend,  "I  give  you  my  woid  and 
honour  that  I  am  not  the  authoi  of  Junius.1'  — 
See  Burke's  "  Correspondence,"  by  Lord  Fitz- 
\villiara,  i.  269-273  Secondly,  he  positively  do- 
nied  tbe  imputed  authoi  ship,  on  being  ques- 
tioned by  Sir  William  Drapei ,  and  lastly,  ho 
rnade  a  denial  to  Johnson,  when  he  said,  '*! 
could  not  if  I  would,  and  I  would  not  if  T 
could  "  —  See  Boswell's  "Johnson,"  Iv  ,  for  the 
detailed  circumstances. 

It  seems  somewhat  strange,  however,  that 
Burke  should  have  been  so  geneiully  suspected 
as  the  author.  That  such  •was  the  case,  ne\or- 
theless,  is  obvious,  not  only  fiom  the  opinion  at 
first  entertained  by  Sir  William  Diaper,  but 
from  vtuious  public  accusations  conveyed  in  the 
penodicals  or  the  day  The  letter  of  Zeno  in 
the  "  Public  Advertiser,"  dated  Get  15, 1771,  is 
addressed  "  to  Junius,  alias  Edmund  the  Jesuit 
of  St.  Omei's  " 

See  also  Wade's  edition  of  Woodfall,  n., 
xx\ii.  138,  and  Nos.  xxxvin.,  LXII.,  LSIV.,  and 

LXXXVI. 

Burke,  William.  —  See  Jsfo.  LXXXVI. 
Butler,  John,  Bishop  of  Hereford, 
d  1802. 

Butler  wns  secretaiy  to  the  Rt.  Hon.  Bilson 
Legge,  Chancellor  of  the  "Excheqnei ,  and  Wilkes 
is  snid  to  have  suspected  him  us  l.be  authoi. 
Butler,  howevei,  was  n  man  of  no  political  com- 
age,  and  his  woiks  lack  the  fire  which  charactei- 
ize  the  "Letters."  His  claims  aie  discussed  in 
Dr  Good's  Essay,  in  the  edition  published  in  1814. 

Camden,  Charles,  Uorcl     h.  1713;  d. 

1794:. 

It  appears  almost  ludicrous  to  note  that  the 
great  Lord  Camden  was  suspected,  simply  on 
the  giound  of  his  dislike  to  the  law  and  politics 
of  Chief  Justice  Mansfield  —WADE. 

De  Lioline,  John  Lewis,  b.  1745  (?)  ; 
d.  1807. 

De  Lolme's  claims  are  advocated  in  Dr.  Bus- 
"by's  work  (see  No  XLVI  ),  but  it  must  be  remem- 
bered that  he  only  ai rived  in  England  in  1700. 
He  is  the  author  of  an  elegantly  written  u  Essay 
on  the  English  Constitution,"  which  is  quoted 
by  Junius. 

IMmning,  John,  afterwards  Lord, 
Ashhurton.  b.  1731 ;  d.  1783. 

The  soul  of  Junius  is,  as  we  conjecture*  com- 
raemorated  in  the  picture  exhibited  in  Sir  Joshua 
Reynold's  gallery,  iepresenting  Loid  Shelbmno 
of  Junius's  day,  Mr.  Dunning,  and  Colonel  Barrci 
of  parliamentary  fame,  in  conference. — JAQVES, 
p.  141  (See  Burre,  ante  ) 

Heron  espouses  the  claims  of  Dunning,  and 
Britton  includes  him  among  his  claimants;  but 
a  very  strong  point  ac^inst  him  is  tin*  tact  that 
he  was  appointed  solicitor-general  in  December, 
1767,  and  held  that  office  until  Murch,  1770. 
Hence,  admitting  that  he  was  Junius,  the  ian.ous 
letter  "  to  the  king,"  in  December,  1769,  must 
have  proceeded  fiom  his  Majesty's  own  aohcitoi- 
general  I  The  Earl  of  Shelburne,  who  was  in. 
tinaalely  acquainted  with  Dunning,  often  declared 
that  the  latter  did  not  "  write  a  line  of  Jumus." 

Dyer,  Samuel,    b.  1725;  d.  1772. 

Dyer  is  referred  to  in  Malonc's  "Life  of  Dry- 
den,'*  as  "  a  man  of  excellent  taste  and  profound 
erudition,  whose  principal  literary  work,  wuter 
a  Roman  siffnature,  when  the  voil  with  which 
for  near  thirty-six  years  it  has  been  enveloped 
shall  l)e  removed,  will  place  him  in  a  high  rank 


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[<f  Jrxius  "  LETTERS.] 


among  English  wiiters,  and  transmit  a  name 
now  little  known,  with  distinguished  lustre  to 
postenty." 

Malone  "held  the  opinion  that  if  Barke  did  not 
write  the  Letters,  they  were  at  least  written  by 
some  one  who  bad  received  considerable  aid 
from  Burke  iu  composing  them  It  is  said  that 
upon  Dyei  *s  death ,  13ui  ]\c  obtained  and  destroyed 
all  the  papers  which  he  had  left  behind  him 

Malono  eti ongly  favored  the  claims  of  Dyer, 
but  it  must  be  lemembeied  that  this  claimant 
was  a  very  old  man  at  the  time  when  these  let- 
ters appeared,  a  fact  inconsistent  with  the  vigor 
and  fire  they  exhibit 

Sec  also  Dr  (rood's  Essay,  and  "Notes  and 
Queries,"  3d  Sei,,  Is.  261, 

Flood,  Henry,     b.  17S2;  d.  1701. 

For  extensive  criticisms  in  favor  of  and  against 
the  claims  of  this  Irish  orator,  the  reader  is  10- 
ferred  to  Dr.  Good's  Essay,  "Wade  i  79  (No. 
LXXVTI),  and  "Notes  and  Queries."  2d  Ser. 
viii.  101, 180,  259, 

Francis,  Sir  Philip    b.  1740 ;  d.  1818. 

The  external  evidence  is,  we  thmk,  such  as 
would  support  a  verdict  in  a  civil,  nay,  in  a  crim- 
inal proceeding.  The  handwriting  of  Junius  is 
the  very  peculiar  handwriting  of  Francis,  slightly 
disguised.  As  to  the  position,  pursuits,  and 
connections  of  Juntas,  the  following  are  the 
most  important  facts  which  oan  be  considered  as 
clearly  proved:  First,  that  he  was  acquainted 
with  the  technical  forms  of  the  secretary  of 
state's  office,  secondly,  that  he  was  intimately 
acquainted  with  the  business  of  the  "War-office ; 
thirdly,  that  he,  during  the  year  1770,  attended 
debates  in  the  House  of  Lords,  and  took  notes  of 
speeches,  particulaily  of  the  speeches  of  Lord 
Chatham;  fourthly,  that  he  bitterly  resented  the 
appointment  of  Mr.  Chamier  to  the  place  of 
deputy-secretary  of  war;  fifthly,  that  he  was 
bound  by  some  strong  tie  to  the  first  Lord  Hol- 
land Now,  Francis  passed  some  years  in  the 
secretary  of  state's  office.  He  was  subsequently 
chief  clerk  of  the  War-office.  He  repeatedly 
mentioned  that  he  had  himself,  in  1770,  heard 
speeches  of  Lord  Chatham,  and  some  of  these 
speeches  were  actually  printed  from  his  notes. 
He  leeugned  his  clerkship  at  the  War-office  from 
resentment  at  the  appointment  of  Mr.  Chamier. 
It  was  by  Loid  Holland  that  he  was  first  Intro- 
duced  into  the  public  service.  INbw,  here  are 
five  marks,  all  of  which  ought  to  DO  found  in 
Junius.  They  are  all  five  found  in  Francis. 
We  do  not  believe  that  more  than  two  of  them 
can  be  found  in  any  other  person  whatever.  If 
this  argument  does  not  settle  the  question,  there 
is  an  end  of  all  reasoning  on  circumstantial  evi- 
dence. — KACACLAT. 

My  own  impression  fe  that  the  "  Letters  of 
Juniue  "  were  written  fay  Sir  Philip  Francis.  In 
a  speech  which  I  once  hoard  him  deliver  at  the 
Mansion  House,  concerning  the  partition  of  Po- 
land,  I  had  a  striking  proof  that  Francis  pos- 
sessed no  ordinary  powers  of  eloquence.  —  Koo- 
ERS,  "Table  Talk,"  p.  272. 

I  have  inserted  the  foregoing  quotations,  to  in- 
dicate what  has  been  said  in  favor  of  Francis' 
claims;  if  the  reader  is  curious  enough  to  pur- 
sue  the  subject  more  extensively,  he  will  find  «, 
chapter  on  the  disputed  question  in  the  u  Memoirs 
of  Sir  Philip  Francis,*'  by  Parkes  and  Merivale, 
L.  1867,  i .  '22S-303  Sec  also  Taylor's  works,  Nos. 
XL.  and  XLYIII.  ;  Wade,  it.  XXX.-XG.,  No.  LXSYH.  ; 
"Notes  and  Queries,"  1st  Ser.,  si.  117,  and  Hos. 

LTV  ,  liTl  ,  l/VII.,  LXX71II.,  XC. 

The  following  letter,  taken  from  the  "  Athe- 
naeum," March  10, 1861,  may  be  of  interest  in  this 


I  have  often  tried  to  guess  the  meaning  of  the 
motto  to  Junius,  tlStat  nomintt  umbra"  "The 
shadow  of  tho  name  stands  "  But  in  looking,  the 
other  day,  at  the  title-page  of  the  "  Etymologicou 
Anglicanum,"  I  thought  that  I  could  guess  the 
meaning.  The  title  is,  — 


Trancisci  Pilil 

Etymologicon 

Anglicanum. 
And  under  the  frontispiece  are  these  words:  — 

Iraneiscus  Junius, 

tfraneisci  Filius 

We  know  that  Sir  P.  Francis  often  gave  ob- 
ecure  hints  as  to  his  authorship  ot  Junius.  I 
think  that  by  the  words,  "  Rtat  nomints  umbra," 
he  meant  to  indicate  fhat  Juniua  was  the  son  of 
Francis.  This  mayhem  far-f  etched;  but  what 
other  explanation  of  the  motto  can  you  give?  My 
explanation  is  that  he  meant  to  establish  a  claim 
to  the  authorship,  without  being  forced  to  make 
that  claim  ,  which,  in  fact,  he  never  had  the  cour- 
age to  do. 


Taylor,  in  Woodfall's  edition  of  1812,  was  the 
first  person  who  fixed  upon  Francis  as  the  author, 
but  he  fell  iuto  one  of  the  snares  which  Junius 
had  adroitly  laid  for  enquirers.  Misled  "  by  one 
of  those  well-contrived  feints  that  were  meant  to 
mislead,**  Mr.  Taylor  inferred  titat  Junius  must 
be  a  person  of  advanced  years,  and  fixed  upon 
the  Rev.  Philip  Francis,  the  father  of  Sir  Philip, 
as  the  author.  The  elder  Francis-was  a  fine  classi- 
cal scholar,  celebrated  for  his  raasterly  transla- 
tions of  Horace  and  Demosthenes  ;  but  when  Mr 
Taylor  discovered  him  to  be  ten  years  older  than 
he  had  at  first  been  led  to  believe,  he  devoted  all 
his  attention  toward  proving  the  claims  of  the 
younger  man,  and  embodied  hi&  researches  in  a 
subsequent  volume. 


ADTEBSE  CBITIOI8MS  O?ON  P3&ANCIS*  CLAIMS. 

Sir  Kathaniel  "Wraxall  is  convinced  that  Sir 
Philip  Francis  was  the  authoi  of  Juuius.  I  do 
not  yet  believe  it.  He  was  too  vain  a  man  to  let  the 
secret  die  with  him.  —  SIR  EGEBTON  BBTDGES' 
"  Notes  on  Wraxall's  Memoirs." 

I  persist  in  thinking  that  neither  Mr.  Burfce 
nor  Philip  Francis  was  the  author  of  the  let- 
ters under  the  signature  of  Junius.  I  think  the 
mind  of  the  first  so  superior,  and  the  mind  of  the 
latter  so  inferior,  to  that  of  Junius,  aa  to  put 
the  supposition  that  either  of  them  was  Junius 
wholly  out  of  the  question.  —  MB.  OHA.BLES  BUT- 
LER'S Letter  to  Mr  JE  H.  Barker,  June  14,  1828. 

We  must  all  grant  that  a  strong  case  has  been 
made  out  for  Francis;  but  I  could  aet  up  very 
stout  objections  to  those  claims.  It  was  not  in 
his  nature  to  keep  a  secret,  He  would  have  told 
It  from  vanity,  or  from  his  courage,  or  from  his 
patriotism.  His  bitterness,  his  vivacity,  Tiis  acute- 
ness,  are  stamped,  in  characters  very  peculiar, 
upon  many  publications  that  bear  his  name;  and 
very  f  amt  indeed  is  their  resemblance  to  the  spirit, 
and,  in  an  extended  sense  of  the  word,  to  the  style, 
of  Jrmias.—  DJB.  PARR, 

With  reference  to  the  claims  of  Sir  Philip,  I 
am  inclined  to  use  the  form  of  argument  called  a 
"  dllemnoa  "  Thus,  zi  Sir  Philip  Francis  was  the 
author  of  the  letters,  he  was  A  scurrilous  libel- 
ler,  if  he  was  not,  he  was  splendide  mendax,  — 
ufrum  horum  mavis  atxtipe,—  JOHS  WIUKINS, 
in  1865. 

Francis'  claims  are  also  adversely  discussed  in 
Fellows*  "The  Postbumous  Works  of  Jnnius," 
No.  Lxni,;  Jaqnes,  p.  173,  No.  t-xxv.j  "Notes 
and  Queries,"  2d  Ser.,  vi.  43;  3d  Ser.,  vffl,  183, 


["  JUNIUS  "  LETTERS  ] 


148 


356,  xi.  102,  4th  Ser.,  xi.  130,  178,  202,  243,  387, 
425,465,  512,  xli.  33,  G9,  81,  and  JSTos.  LIT.,  LTIII., 

LXIV  , 


George  HI  ,  lung  of  England. 

"  Ma'am  Serrcs  condemns  all  aspirers  to  pot 
That  prate  of  a  Junius,  since  Uncle  Wilmot 
Banks  scribe  of  each  letter  she  dares  pledge  her 

word, 
As  sine  as  not  one  came  from  King  G-eorge  the 

Thiid." 

See  Ireland's  poem,  "  Scribbleonmrna,"  p  308, 
for  a  cuiious  note  on  this  subject. 

Oibbon,  Edward,    b.  1737  ;  d.  1794. 

This  claimant,  beyond  holding  a  position,  does 
not  seem  to  have  distinguished  himself  to  any 
extent  in  the  politics  of  his  day,  his  mind  being 
too  absorbed  in  the  great  task  which  has  made 
him  famous.  See  Kos.  in  ,  Lrv. 

Glover,  Richard     b.  1712;  d.  1785. 

Johnston  declares  that  he  has  no  faith  in  the 
claim  of  Glover,  although  his  advocates,  as  cor- 
roborative facts9  assert  that  he  "  wore  a  hag,  -with 
his  xvjg  accurately  dieesed,  and  earned  a  small 
cocked  hat  under  his  arm,  before  the  year  1776, 
and  in  this  costume  constantly  •walked,  in  nne 
weather,  fiom  his  house  in  fc$t  James  Street,  in 
"Westminster,  into  the  city",  this  fact  being 
brought  forward  in  proof  of  hia  being  identical 
with  the  "  tall  gentleman  "  who  threw  the  letter 
into  Mr.  Woodtall's  office  in  Ivy  Lane 

Wraxali,  Iti  his  "Memoirs  of  his  own  Time," 
1836,  ii.  97,  states  that  Qlover's  son  assured  him 
that  "he  had  not  the  least  reason  to  suppose  or 
to  beheva  that  his  father  composed  the  letters  of 
Junms."  See  Nos.  sue.,  mix. 

Grattan,  Henry,    b.  1750  ;  d.  1820. 

Grattan's  claims  were  advocated  by  Tt  Perry 
in  1831  ;  in  the  1SOO  edition  of  the  "  Letters/' 
published  by  Almon,  the  compiler  says  that  it 
was  supposed  by  some  that  Grattan  and  Maclean 
were  the  joint  authors.  Mr.  Almon  addressed  a 
letter  of  inquiry  to  the  Irish  patriot,  which  evoked 
the  following  leply  :  — 

SIB,  —  I  frankly  assure  yon  that  I  know  Both. 
ing  of  Junms,  except  that  I  am  not  the  author. 
When  Jaruus  began  I  "was  a  boy,  and  knew  noth. 
ing  of  politics,  or  the  persons  concerned  in  them 

I  am,  Sir,  not  Jumust  but  your  very  good 
wisher  arid  obedient  servant, 

JDu&Zfe,  Nov.  4,  1805          H.  GRATTAN. 

Greatrakes,  William,  la.  1729:  d. 
1781. 

This  clajnoantis  brought  forward  in  the  '  *  Gent. 
Mag."  for  December,  1813,  laandii.  647;  in  Cov- 
entry's  "Critical  Enquiry,'*  No.  un.:  and  in 
Wraxall's  "  Memoirs." 

Oreatrakes,  a  native  of  Ireland,  died  suddenly 
at  Hungerford,  on  his  way  from  Bristol  to  Lon- 
don,  and  was  buried  there,  with  the  words  "stqt 
nominis  umbra  "  inscribed  on  his  tombstone.  As 
thia  motto  figures  on  the  "Junius  "  title-page,  it 
is  easy  to  imagine  how  he  comes  to  be  classed 
among  the  claimants.  Britton  undertakes  to  prove 
that  G-reatrakes  was  the  araa&uensis  employed  by 
Jumas  to  copy  his  letters  for  the  ««  Public  Adver- 
tiser "  ;  ««  but  it  ought  first  to  be  shown,"  says 
Wade,  "  that  Junius  employed  an.  amanuensis. 
If  he  did,  and  Greatrakes  waa  hia  penman,  it 
could  hardly  give  him  a  claim  to  the  motto  of  his 
principal.  That  was  s*  distinction,  which,  if  it 
nns  any  significance,  could  be  applicable  only  to 
the  shadow  of  a  shade  that  wrote  the  letters,  not 
the  copyist  of  them." 


Grenville,  George.    1).  1712;  d.  1770 
The  pnme-mmistei   died  bcfoie  the   lettcis 

weie  discontinued,    hcnco   but  Halo  attention 

need  be  paid  to  his  claims. 

OrenviUe,  James,    d.  1783 

He  was  the  brother  of  the  preceding,  find  Lord 
of  the  Treasury  Although  no  has  boon  accused 
of  the  authorship,  he  himself  established  no  claims 
to  the  honor. 

Hamilton,   William    Gerard.       b. 

1729;  d  1796. 

This  claimant  is  mentioned  in  Pi.  Good's 
essay,  and  a  letter  in  the  "  Public  Advoitisei" 
of  ]STov  SO,  1771,  is  addiessed  to  William  Junius 
Bmglespeech,  Esa  Fox  said,  that,  although  he 
would  not  back  Hamilton  against  the  Held,  ho 
would  b.'ick  him  against  any  single  claimant,  and 
Wiai.aU  declares,  that,  "  tlii  ougliout  the  various 
companies  in  which,  from  1775  do\\  n  to  the  pies- 
cnt  time,  I  have  heard  this  wystcnous  question 
agitated,  the  great  majoiity  concuiiod  m  giving 
to  Hamilton  the  merit  of  composing  the  'Let. 
tcia'  under  examination  "  Mrs  Piozzi  and  Sam- 
uel Johnson  weie  both  inclined  to  believe  In  his 
claims. 

The  only  icason  that  appeal  a  for  these  letters 
e\  or  having  been  attributed  to  Hamilton  was  that 
he  happened  to  be  aware  of  the  context  of  a  let- 
ter  which  did  not  maize  its  appcanmco  until  the 
following  day  (For  a  full  account  of  this  curious 
story,  the  icadorisiefeiied  to  "Notes  and  Que- 
ries," 2d  Ser  ,  vJ  44  ) 

The  arguments  against  him  arc  foui  in  num- 
ber, and  very  conclusive  •  — 

1.  He  was  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  in 
Ireland  from  Septetnbei,  1760,  to  April,  1704, — 
the  pei  lod  when  all  the  letters  appeal  ed. 

2,  When  questioned  on  the  subject,  by  Bail 
Temple,  he  positively  denied  the  authorship    See 
Dr.  Good's  "Kssay,"  p.  56. 

S  Woodfall  declared  that  neither  Burke  nor 
Hamilton  weie  responsible  for  the  Letters. 

4  Hamilton  again  distinctly  denied  th<*  «inthoi  - 
ship,  just  before  his  death,  when  questioned  by  a 
member  of  the  House  of  Commons. 

Hollis,  James. 

He  is  referred  to,  AS  a  claimant,  by  Wade  and 
Alhbone. 

Hollis,  Thomas,    b.  1720;  d  1774. 

Alluded  to  in  Coventry's  *'  Critical  Enquiry," 
Ko.  LSI. 

Jackson,  Sir  George,  Secretary  of  the 
Admiralty. 

For  an  account  of  the  claims  advanced  in  his 
favor,  see  "Notes  and  Queries,"  1st  Ser.,  i.  172, 
270,  322. 

Jones,  Sir  William,  b.  1740;  d.1794. 

Mentioned,  ae  a  claimant,  by  Oovonliy  and 
Wade. 

Kent,  John.     d.  1770. 

Kent  wished  to  pass  for  Juntas;  but,  accoid- 
ing  to  Almon,  be  was  only  a  newspaper  editor, 
at  a  small  weekly  salary.  Bee  the  "Letter'* 
dated  July  21,  1769,  Jn  which  Junius  refers  to 
this  personage. 

r,ee,  Maj.-Oen.  C&arles.  b.  1731 ;  cl. 
1782. 

In  1803,  Gen.  Lee  Is  said  to  have  acknowl- 
edged  himself  the  author.  If  the  reader  1s  de- 
sirous of  seeing  some  curious  evidence  nguinet 
the  claimant,  he  is  referred  to  Wade,  i  61-67. 


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While  G-irdlestone  (Nos   xxxin  and 
as  erfectively  espoused  his  claims. 

Lloyd,  Charles,    d.  1773. 

Lloyd  was  the  private  secretary  to  Q-eorge 
G-renville,  and  among  those  who  believed  in  his 
claims  was  Di.  Pair.  It  must  not,  however,  be 
f 01  gotten,  that  this  clannant  died,  an  old  man, 
just  after  the  letters  hud  ceased,  which  fact  is 
scaicely  m  haimony  with  the  spmt  they  exhibit. 
See  the  interesting  book  by  Mi.  Baikei,  NOB. 
LSIII.,  LXIV.,  also  Jaques*  work,  147-171,  No. 
LXXV. 

Lyttleton,  Thomas,  2d  Lord.  b. 
1744;  d.  1779. 

Mi.  Dilke,  in  his  "Papers  of  a  Critic,"  vol. 
li.f  and  Mi  Thorns,  m  "  Notes  and  Queries,"  1st 
Sei.,  xi.  19S,  have  shown  that  Lyttleton  no 
longer  deserves  a  place  among  the  Jumus  claim- 
ants. 

Sect  also  "Notes  and  Queries,"  1st  Ser.,  viii. 
31,  "Littell's  Living  Age,"  xlil.  223,  and  the 
"  Quaiterly  Review,"  xc.  01. 

Maclean,  Laughlin,  b  1727;  d.  1777. 

This  claimant  had  been  under-secretary  of 
state  during  Lord  Shelburne's  possession  of  the 
oihce  for  the  southern  department.  (See  Ju- 
nius'  "  Letter,"  of  date  March  0,  1771 )  During 
the  years  1760  and  1770,  when  Jumus  was  most 
active,  Mr.  Maclean  "was  absoibed  in  his  own 
pecuniaiy  difficulties  consequent  on  gambling  m 
India  stock "  ;  and  In  1772  ho  was  acting  as 
collector  in  the  city  of  Philadelphia  m  this 
countiy,  while  the  "Letters"  weie  still  appear- 
ing m  England.  See  Gait, "  Life  of  West/'  Al- 
mon,  in  1806,  thought  that  he  was  a  joint-author 
with  Oiattan.  Twenty-two  arguments  have  been 
published  in  favoi  of  Maclean,  in  "  Waldie's  (P.) 
Libiary,"  edited  by  John  Jay  Smith.  See  also 
"  Notes  and  Queries,"  2d  Ser  ,  vii  310. 

Marshall,  Rev.  Edmund,    d.  1797. 

TMs  gentleman,  vicar  of  Charing,  in  Kent, 
occasionally  wrote  political  letters  m  the  "  Kent- 
igh  Gazette,"  over  the  pseudonym  of  "Cantia- 
nas  "  IIis  claims  are  referred  to  Jn  Nichols* 
"Literary  Illustrations  of  the  Eighteenth  Cen- 
tury," viii.  680. 

Paine,  Thomas,    b.  1737 ;  d.  1809. 

See  No.  I/TKXTX.  The  audacity  of  the  author 
of  this  work  is  my  apology  for  its  insertion. 

Pitt,  William,  Earl  of  Chatham,  b. 
1708;  d  1778. 

Chatham  could  not  very  well  have  been  Ju- 
nus,  as  the  latter  was  \cry  anxious  to  obtain 
duplicate  proofs  flora  the  printer  to  forward  to 
Pitt  (see  tho  "  Chatham  Papers,"  p.  52),  and  the 
celebrated  letter  to  Lord  Mansfield,  it  is  well 
known,  was  sent  to  Chatham  some  days  before 
it  was  printed.  Moreover,  Pitt,  "though  most 
effective  m  oratory,  was  careless  in  literary  com- 
position, inexact,  loose,  and  repetitionary :  very 
unlike  Junius,  who  not  only  polished  bis  public 
letters  to  the  highest  finish,  but  never  let  the 
most  brief  or  trivial  private  note  escape  him  un- 
raaiked  by  tho  hand  of  a  master."  See  also 
"JSotes  and  Queries,"  3d  Ser  ,  viii  356,  440,  and 
Nos.  xxxrv.,  LXX.,  LXXI.,  TiXxin.,  LXXXV. 

Portland,  William,  Duke  o£      b. 

1738;  d.  1809. 

See  Mr.  Johnston's  work,  No.  XLVH.,  in  which 
the  author  argues  that  the  principal  object  of  the 
"  Letteis"  was  the  restoration  of  the  estate  of 
the  Duke  of  Portland,  part  of  which  bad  been 
taken  from  him  in  1707  and  granted  to  Sir  James 


Lowther,  who  had  married  Lord  Bute's  daugh- 
ter. 

Pownall,  Thomas,    b.  1722 ;  d.  1805. 
—  See  No.  LXXXIY. 
Rich,  Liieut-Col,,  Sir  Robert.  —  See 

No.  LXXXIII. 

Roberts,  John.    d.  1772. 

This  gentleman  was  anonymously  accused  of 
having  written  the  Letters  m  the  "  Public  Ad- 
vertiser," March  21,  1772,  et  passim  He  died 
July  13,  1772,  before  the  Junius  Letteis  were 
discontinued, 

Rosenhagen,  Rev.  Philip. 

Upon  the  authority  of  Gerard  Hamilton,  it  is 
related  by  Almon  that  Rosenhagen  endeavored 
to  obtain  a  pension  fioin  Lord  North,  by  stipu- 
lating that  Junms  (he  himself)  should  write  no 
more.  But  there  is  no  similarity  in  the  hand- 
writing of  this  claimant  to  that  of  Junius,  and, 
moieover,  Rosenhagen  being  of  foreign  extrac- 
tion, could  hardly  be  master  of  the  idiomatic 
phraseology  that  Junius  had  at  bis  command. 
See  also  "  Notes  and  Queries,"  3d  Ser.,  v.  16. 

Sackville,    George,    Viscount,     b. 

1716;  d.  1785. 

Dr.  G-ood,  in  his  preliminary  essay  to  Wood- 
fall's  edition  of  1812,  states  that  "  Sir  William 
Draper  divided  his  suspicions  between  this 
nobleman  and  Mr  Burke,  and  upon  the  personal 
and  unequivocal  denial  of  the  latter,  he  trans- 
ferred them  entirely  to  the  former  •  and  that  Sir 
William  was  not  the  only  person  who  suspected 
his  lordship  even  from  the  first,  is  evident  from 
the  private  letter  of  Junius,  which  asserts  that 
Swmney  bad  actually  called  upon  Lord  Sack- 
ville  and  taxed  him  with  being  Junius,  to  his 
face.  (See  Private  Letter,  6.) 

Sackville  on  one  occasion  observed  to  a  friend, 
"  I  should  be  proud  to  be  capable  of  writing  as 
Junius  has  done;  but  there  are  many  passages 
in  his  letters  I  should  be  very  soriy  to  have  writ- 
ten." His  lordship,  moreover,  was  afterward 
created  Loid  Q-eorge  Germaine,  a  favorite  of 
George  III ,  and  unlikely  to  be  his  accuser.  See 
also  Chalmers,  "  Appendix  to  the  Supplemental 
Apology,"  p.  7  (No.  xsx) ;  Wraxall,  '*  Memoirs 
of  his  own  Time,"  11.  90;  and  Nos.  LXI.,  iiXVi., 
LSSV. 

Shelbnrne,  Earl  of,  Marquis  of  Lans- 
downe.  d.  1804. 

He  disclaimed  the  distinction,  only  a  week 
before  bis  death,  on  being  personally  applied  to 
on  the  subject  of  Junius  by  the  late  Sir  Kichard 
Phillips. —WADE. 

See  also  Barr£  and  Dunning,  ante. 

Stanhope,  Philip  Dormer,  Earl  of 
Chesterfield.  K  1695;  d.  1772. 

Chesterfield  was  over  seventy  years  of  age 
when  the  Letters  appeared,  and  Mr.  Dilke,  in 
the  "Papers  of  a  Critic, "  ii.,  states  that  he  wrote 
to  the  Bishop  of  Waterford, —  "I  am  prodig- 
iously old,  and  every  month  of  tbe  calendar  adds 
at  least  a  year  to  my  age.  My  band  trembles  to 
that  degree  that  I  can  hardly  bold  my  pen.  My 
understanding  stutters  and  my  memory  fum- 
bles." 

See  Nos.  LV.,  LXXEE.,  TraT. 

Suett,  Richard,    d.  1805. 

See  No.  mi.  A  work  described  as  "  a  clumsy 
display  of  wit  and  learning;  the  former  consist- 
ing of  stale  anecdotes  and  ill-put  Jokes ;  the  lat- 
ter of  looked-for  quotations.  To  justify  his 


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150 


catchpenny-title,  about  a  dozen  pages  at  the  end 
are  given  to  the  author's  interview  with  a  dying 
stranger,  who  confessed  himself  to  be  Suett  the 
comedian,  and  the  author  of  Jumus. 

Temple,  Richard,  Earl.  b.  1711, 
d.  1779 

The  third  volume  of  the  "  Grenville  Papers," 
edited  by  William  J.  Smith  (L  1832),  contains  a 
discussion  on  the  authenticity  of  the  Junius  Let- 
ters, with  specimens  of  the  haudwiitingof  Rich- 
ard Gienville,  Lord  Temple,  et  al  ,  assuming  the 
latter  to  be  Junius,  and  his  wife  the  amanuensis. 

Mr.  Wade  very  Justly  observes  that  "Earl 
Temple  was  not  reputed  by  a  discerning  judge 
to  be  a  writer  of  competent  powei  to  wing  the 
shafts  of  Junius  .  .  Temple  was  an  active  poli- 
tician, a  Peer  of  Parliament,  and  brother-in-law 
of  Lord  Chatham,  and  had  no  need  of  the  '  Pub- 
lic Advertiser  '  to  circulate  his  opinions."  See 
No  T.XTX. 

Tooke,  John  Home.  b.  1736;  d. 
1812. 

In  the  "  Memoirs  of  John  Home  Tookc,"  li. 
358,  I  find  it  stated  that  he  always  appeared 
much  perturbed  when  the  subject  of  Junius  was 
introduced.  He  was  once  asked  if  he  knew  the 
author,  and  crossing  his  knife  and  fork  on  his 
plate  and  assuming  a  stern  look,  he  answered, 
"  I  do."  "After  this,"  says  Mr.  Stephen,  "  his 
manner,  tone,  and  attitude  weie  all  too  formida- 
ble to  admit  of  any  fuither  mtei  i  ogatories  " 
See  Nos.  vui.,  xxvm.,  XLIII.,  XLIV.,  LXV., 


Walpole,  Horatio,  Earl  of  Orford. 
b.  1717  ;  d  1797. 

Coventry  has  tboioughly  exploded  any  claims 
which  this  peisonage  may  have  been  invested 
with.  See  Wilke's  "  Papeis  of  a  Critic,"  n.  158. 

"Wedderbarn,  Alexander.  Lord 
Loughborough.  b.  1733;  d.  1805. 

Lord  Holland,  in  bis  "  Memoirs  of  the  Whig 
Party,"  remarks  that  George  III.  always  re- 
garded Lord  Loughbovongh  as  Junius.  I  be- 
lieve that  Lord  Holland  adds  that  King  William 
IV.  was  his  informant. 

Lord  Campbell  repudiates  the  notion  of  Wed- 
derburn  being  Junius.  Sir  Nathaniel  WraxalJ, 
in  his  "Memoirs  of  his  own  Time"  (11  97), 
states  that  *'  during  many  years  of  my  life,  not- 
withstanding the  severity  with  which  Wedder- 
burn  is  treated  by  *  Jumus,'  I  nourished  a  strong 
belief,  approaching  to  conviction,  that  the  Jate 
Earl  of  Rosslyn,  then  Mr.  Wedderburn,  was 
himself  the  author  of  these  Letters,  and  that 
persons  of  credit  had  recognized  the  handwrit- 
ing to  be  that  of  Mrs.  Wedderburn,  his  first 
wife," 

Wilkes,  John.    b.  1727  ;  d.  1797. 

It  is  said  that  a  wag  first  propagated  the  re- 
port that  Wilkes  was  Junius,  in  the  columns  of 
the  "  G-azetteer."  He  asserted  that,  while  going 
over  St.  George's  Fields,  he  picked  up  a  piece  of 
blotted  MS.,  containing  a  poition  of  the  last 
Jumus  Letter,  which  had  been  thrown  out  with 
the  sweepings  from  Kind's  Bench  prison,  where 
Wilkes  was  then  a  prisoner.  A  correspondent 
of  the  "  Gtent.  Mag."  (lix.  786)  renewed  the 
statement,  but  nothing  in  support  of  the  hypoth- 
esis has  been  produced. 

John  Mason  Good,  in  Ms  preliminary  essay, 
remarks,  "  that  Wilkes  is  not  the  author  must 
"be  clear  to  every  one  who  will  merely  give  a 
glance  at  either  the  public  or  the  private  letters. 
Wilkes  could  not  have  abused  himself  in  the 
manner  he  is  occasionally  abused  in  the  foimer; 


nor  would  he  have  said  in  the  latter  (since  there 
was  no  necessity  foi  his  BO  saying),  'I  have  been 
out  of  town  for  three  weeks,'  at  a  time  when  he 
was  closely  confined  in  the  King's  Bench." 
*   See  Nos.  vui.,  si. 

Wilmot,  James,  O.D  b.  1720;  d. 
1807. 

Wm.  Beckford,  the  author  of  "Vathek,"  is 
said  in  a  conversation  in  the  "New  Monthly 
Magazine,"  to  have  expressed  his  opinion  that 
Wilmot  was  Junius,  but  he  adduced  no  facts  to 
prove  his  statement. 

Piobably  the  only  other  peisonaae  who  be- 
lieved in  the  claims  of  Wilmot  was  his  niece,  the 
celebrated  Olivia  Wilmot  Soiies,  ci-d&vant 
Pnncess  of  Cumberland,  and  she  waa  an  impos- 
toi  herself.  See  Nos.  sxxix  ,  L.,  the  "Gent. 
Mag  "  for  1813  and  1814,  and  <(  Notes  and  Que- 
ries," 4th  Ser.,  li.  113 

Wray,  Daniel,    b  1701 ;  d.  1783. 

Wray  was  Deputy  Teller  of  the  Exchequer 
by  favoi  of  the  Hurdwicke  family.  See  Nichols' 
"Illustrations  of  Literaiy  Histoiy";  "Notes 
and  Queries,"  2d  Ser.,  ii.  164;  and  No.  ucvziz. 

III.  The  Bibliography  of  Junius. 

When  a  title  is  piecedcd  by  an  asterisk  (*),  it 
is  to  indicate  that  the  woik  in  question  has  been 
personally  examined  by  me  Subsequent  editions 
of  the  same  work  are  omitted 

i.  *2?earne,  Charles. — An  Impartial 
answer  to  the  Doctrine  delivered  in  a 
Letter  which  appeared  in  the  Public 
Advertiser  under  the  signature  of  "Ju- 
mus." L  1700  8vo. 

n.  *The  Political  Contest,  containing 
a  Series  of  Letters  between  Junius  and 
Sir  Will  Draper  •  also  the  whole  of  Ju- 
nius's  Letters  to  his  Grace  the  D***  of 
G******  pA>  the  j)uko  of  Qrafton], 
brought  into  one  point  of  view.  L., 
Newbery,  s.  a.  but  Aug.  1769.  8vo. 

See  also  "Notes  and  Queries,"  1st  Ser.,  vi. 
224,  239,  261,  285,  383. 

in.  The  Political  Contest,  Part  II. ; 
being  a  Continuation  of  Junius'  Letters 
from  the  6th  of  July  to  the  present 
Time.  L.,  Newbery,  s.  a.  but  Sept.  1760. 
8vo. 

iv.  The  Political  Contest,  containing 
all  the  Letters  between  Junius  and  Sir 
William  Draper.  Also  the  whole  of  Ju- 
mus's  Letters  to  the  D*k*s  of  G*****n 
and  B*****a  [iX  Bedford],  And  his 
last  Letter  on  the  Rescue  of  a  General 
Officer,  Dublin,  1700.  8vo, 

Lowndes  states  that  this  is  called  the  third 
edition,  and  that  it  is  probably  a  reprint  of  the 
second  London  edition. 

v.  *A  Collection  of  the  Letters  of 
Atticus,  Lucius,  Junius,  and  others. 
With  observations  and  notes.  L.,  Al- 
mon,  1769.  8vo. 

vi.  [Same  title.]  New  Edition,  con- 
tinued to  the  end  of  October,  1769,  L., 
Almon,  1769.  8vo. 


L"JU!mJS"   .LETTERS.] 


vii.  [Same  title.]  New  Edition,  con- 
tinued to  the  end  of  November,  1769. 
L.,  Almon,  1769,  8vo. 

viu.  *  Interesting  Letters  selected- 
from  the  Correspondence  of  Messrs. 
Wilkes,  Home  [Tooke],  Beckford,  and 
Junius.  With  anecdotes  never  before 
published  L  ,  Nicholl,  1769,  8vo. 

This  is  a  small  pamphlet  of  64  pages,  and  a 
parody  on  the  subject 

ix.  A  Vindication  of  the  D of 

G [i.e.  the  Duke  of  Graf  ton],  m 

Answer  to  a  Letter  signed  "Junius"  in- 
serted in  the  "Public  Advertiser"  of 
Saturday,  the  18th  of  March.  L ,  Nich- 
oll,  1769  8vo. 

x.  Two  Letters  from  Junius  to  the 

D of  G ,  on  the  Sale  of  a  Patent 

Place  in  the  Customs  at  Exeter.  To 
which  is  added,  a  Letter  from  Junius, 
containing  an  Address  supposed  to  have 
been  made  to  a  Great  Personage.  Taken 
from  the  "Public  Advertiser."  L.  [no 
publisher's  name],  December,  1769.  8vo. 

xi.  *  An  Address  to  Junius  on  his  Let- 
ter in  the  "Public  Advertiser,"  Dec. 
19,  1769.  L.  [no  publisher's  name] 

1769.  8vo. 

A  pamphlet,  m  which  the  letters  are  attributed 
to  Wilkes  A  second  edition  appeared  in  1770. 

xii  The  Twelve  Letters  of  Canana: 
on  the  impropriety  of  petitioning  the 
King  to  dissolve  the  Parliament.  L.  [? 
a  publisher's  name]  1770.  8vo. 

A  pamphlet  of  44  pages,  and  exceedingly 
scarce.  See  also  "K"otes  and  Queries,"  2d  Ser., 
vi.  44. 

xiii.  Two  Remarkable  Letters  of  Ju- 
nms and  the  Freeholder,  addressed  to 

the  K [i.e.  the  King],  with  Answers 

and  Strictures.  L.  [no  publisher's  name] 

1770.  8vo. 

A  pamphlet  entitled  "  The  King's  Answer  to 
Junius  "  appeared  in  Philadelphia  tho  following 
year 

xiv.  Letters  of  Junius.  Dublin  [? 
a  publisher's  name],  1770.  8vo. 

A  volume  of  108  pages,  and  evidently  a  reprint 
of  Almon's  collection  of  the  early  letters.  See 
v.,  vi.,  and  vii.,  ante. 

XT.  A  complete  Collection-  of  Junius's 
Letters,  with  those  of  Sir  William  Dra- 
per. L.,  A.  Thomson,  1770.  8vo. 

This  publisher  issued  a  second  edition  with 
the  snme  title  m  March  or  April,  1770,  which  con- 
tainod  the  letter  of  March  19th ;  a  third  edition 
in  June,  1770,  with  the  letters  of  April  3d  and 
Kay  2Sth ,  and  a  fourth  edition  in  August,  1770, 
which  contained  the  lettei  of  August  22d,  ad- 
dressed  to  Lord  North. 

xvi.  Junius  *s  Political  Axioms,  ad- 
dressed to  twelve  millions  of  People  in 
Great  Britain  and  Ireland.  L.,  V.  Grif- 
fith, s.  a.  [}  1770],  8vo. 


xvn.  *The  Letters  of  Junius.  L.  [no 
publisher's  name]  1770  12mo. 

This  is  J.Wheble's  original  edition,  but  does 
not  "bear  hie  name.  There  is  a  vignette  Cap  of 
Liberty  on  the  title-page.  This  work  served 
Junius  as  copy  for  his  edition  of  1772.  It  con- 
cludes with  the  Letter  to  Lord  North,  dated 
Aug.  22, 1770.  The  second  edition  appeared  the 
same  year,  bore  Wheble's  name  on  page  247, 
and  ended  -with  the  letter  to  Mansfield  dated 
2s  ov.  14,  1770.  The  fiist  portion  of  the  second 
volume  also  appealed  toward  the  end  of  1770, 
and  the  second  portion,  the  following  year, 
"Wheble  published  two  editions  dated  1771, 
which  must  have  appeared  after  Woodfall's 
edition;  as  the  first  of  them  concludes  with 
the  note  about  Home  Tooke,  and  the  second 
contains  the  Philo-Junius  Letters,  and  a  letter 
to  Lord  Apsley  dated  February^  1775 ! ! !  See 
also  xxn.  et  seq. 

xvni  Letters  addressed  to  the  King, 
the  Duke  of  Grafton,  the  Earls  of  Ches- 
terfield and  Sandwich,  Lord  Barnngton, 
Junius,  and  the  Rev.  Mr.  Home  [Tooke], 
under  the  signature  of  "  P,  P.  S."  L. 
[*  a  publisher's  name]  1771.  8vo. 

xix.  *An  Answer  to  Junius.  shewing 
his  imaginary  Ideas  and  false  Principles, 
his  wrong  Positions  and  random  Conclu- 
sions. L.,  Organ,  1771.  8vo. 

xx.  *The  genuine  Letters  of  Junius, 
to  which  are  prefixed  Anecdotes  of  the 
Author.  Piccadilly  [no  publisher's 
name],  1771.  8vo. 

This  is  called  the  "Piccadilly  Edition,"  and 
contains  366  pages.  Lowndes  thinks,  fiom  inter- 
nal evidence,  that  there  was  an  earlier  edition, 
dated  1770,  and  ending  on  page  255.  The  author- 
ship is  fathered  on  Burke. 

xxi.  *  Junius.  L,  Woodfall,  1772. 
2  vols.  12mo. 

The  first  authorized  edition,  printed  under  the 
author's  inspection ,  preceded  by  a  dedication  of 
10  pages,  a  preface  of  22,  and  illustrated  •with 
notes.  It  was  published  Maich  3, 1772,  without 
table  of  contents  or  index,  but  was  le-issued  about 
March,  1773,  with  both.  Many  years  afterwards, 
the  remaining  copies  of  either  this  edition  or  a 
verbatim  reprint  appear  to  have  been  sold  off, 
and  the  date  erased  by  the  purchaser  from  the 
title-page;  which  accounts  foi  a  supposed  edition 
without  date — LOWNDES. 

Ewmg,  a  Dublin  publisher,  issued  a  reprint  of 
"Woodfairg  edition  this  same  year,  and  added 
fourteen  new  letters,  either  written  by,  or  re- 
plied to  by  Junius. 

See  also  "Eotes  and  Queries,"  1st  Ber.,  vi. 
224,  for  a  supposed  edition  of  1771. 

xxii.  The  Letters  of  Junius.  L., 
Wheble,  1772.  2  vola.  12mo. 

[See  xvn  ante."]  The  title-page  of  vol.  2  is 
struck  off  fiom  the  same  copperplate,  and  "vol. 
2"  is  introduced  in  type;  and  the  MiDCCLSSI.  is 
turned  into  MDOOL&SII.  by  the  addition  of  I., 
also  in  type.  This  edition,  or  at  least  the  second 
volume  ot  it,  could  not  have  been  published  until 
after  January  21, 1772,  as  it  contains  the  letter  to 
Lord  Camden  —  LOWNDES. 

Numerous  editions  of  the  Letters  were  pub- 
lished during  the  succeeding  twenty  years,  none 
of  which  call  for  any  special  notice. 

xxiii.  The  Hights  of  the  Sailors  via- 


"  LETTERS.] 


152 


dicated.   In  answer  to  a  letter  of  Junius. 
L.  [*  a  publisher's  name]  1772.     8vo. 

xxiv.  [Hughes,  Benjamin.]  An 
Epistle  to  Jumus.  L.  [?  a  publisher's 
name]  1774.  8vo. 

xxv.  *  A  serious  Letter  to  the  Public, 
on  the  late  Transaction  between  Lord 
North  and  the  Duke  of  Grafton.  By 
Junius.  L.  [no  publisher's  name]  1778. 
8vo. 

A  forgery,  -with  which  Junius  had  nothing  to 
do. 

xxvi  The  Intrepid  Magazine.  L. 
1784  8vo 

Contains  letters  signed  "Junius." 

xxvn  Anecdotes  of  Junius  to  -which 
is  prefixed  the  King's  Reply.  South- 
ampton, Baker,  1788.  8vo. 

Tbcae  anecdotes  are  repunted  from  the  Picca- 
dilly Edition  of  1771. 

xxviii.  Junius  discovered.  By  P.  T., 
Esq  L.,  Pores,  s  a.  but  1789.  8vo. 

"Written  by  Philip  Thicknesse,  and  in  favor  of 
Tooke. 

xxix  *The  Letters  of  Junius.  A 
new  edition  with  a  copious  index.  L., 
Hamilton,  1792.  2  vols.  12mo, 

The  following  editions  also  deserve  passing 
mention: — 

Bensley's,  L.  1794,  2  vols.,  12mo. 
Campbell's,  P.  1795,  lOmo. 
Mundell's,  L.  1796,  Svo. 

Bensley 's,  L  1797, 2  vols. ,  Svo.  [A  few  on  T,  P  ] ; 
L.  1798,  2  vols  ,  12mo  and  Svo,   L.  1799,  2 
vols.,  Svo. 
Vernor  &  Hood's,  L.  1800,  2  vols.,  ISrao;  L  1804, 

1  vol.,  ISmo ,  L.  1S06,  2  vols  ,  12rao. 
Bensley's,  L.  1801  and  1806,  2  vole  ,  Svo. 

xxx.  *  Chalmers,  George. — An  Ap- 
pendix to  the  Supplemental  Apology  . .  . 
being  the  Documents  for  the  Opinion 
that  Hugh  McAulay  Boyd  wrote  Ju- 
nius's  Letters.  L.,  1800.  Svo 

xxxi.  #The  Letters  of  Juniue,  with 
Notes  and  Illustrations  Historical,  Polit- 
ical, Biographical,  and  Critical,  by  Rob- 
ert Heron.  L.  1802.  2  vols.  Svo. 

An  edition  of  this  book  was  published  in  the 
same  year,  containing  both  volumes  in  one.  A 
second  edition,  of  two  volumes,  was  published  in 
ISO*,  containing  70  pages  added  to  the  preface  of 
the  first  volume,  and  an  appendix  of  18  to  the 
second.  It  was  reprinted  in.  Philadelphia  and 
Boston  the  same  year. 

xxxii.  *Almon,  John.  —  The  Letters 
of  Junius  Complete,  with  letters  and 
articles  to  which  he  replied,  and  with 
notes  biographical  and  explanatory ;  also 
a  prefatory  enquiry  respecting  the  real 
author.  L.  1806.  2  vols.  12mo, 

The  following  editions  appeared  about  this 
period:— 

Ballantyne's,  Edlnb.  180T,  Svo. 
Oddy's,  L.  1811,  2  volfl.,  12mo. 
Goodwin's,  L.  1812, 2  vols.,  12mo. 


xxxiii.  *  [Girdlestone,  Thomas  ]  — 
Reasons  for  rejecting  the  presumptive 
Evidence  of  Mr.  Almon,  that  Mr.  Hugh 
Boyd  was  the  writer  of  Junius;  with 
Passages  selected  to  prove  the  real  Au- 
thor of  the  Letters  of  Junius.  L.  1808. 
Svo. 

In  favor  of  Mapr-Greneral  Charles  Lee,  of  the 
American  aimy. 

xxxiv.  [Fitzgerald,  Mr.]  —  Another 
Guess  at  Junius,  and  a  Dialogue  in  the 
Shades.  L.  1809.  Svo. 

In  favor  of  William  Pitt,  Earl  of  Chatham. 

xxxv.  *  Draper,  Sir  W.  —  Letters  to 
Junius.  L.  1812.  Svo. 

A  defence  of  the  Earl  of  Granby  and  Geneial 
Gansell. 

xxxvi.  *  The  Letters  of  Junius,  includ- 
ing Letters  by  the  same  Writer,  under 
other  Signatures  (now  first  collected). 
To  which  are  added;  his  confidential 
Correspondence  with  Mr.  Wilkes,.  and  his 
private  Letters  addressed  to  H.  S.  Wood- 
fall,  with  a  preliminary  Essay  [by  J. 
Mason  Good,  MD.],  Notes,  etc.  L., 
Woodfall,  1812.  3  vols.  Svo. 

This  edition  was  edited  by  Geoige  Woodfall; 
and  copies  me  also  found  on  Lai  go  Papei  It 
was  lepnnted  in  Philadelphia  the  following  year, 
in  two  volumes,  Svo. 

xxxvii.  #  Girdlestone,  Dr.  Thomas.  — 
Facts  tending  to  prove  that  General  Lee 
was  never  absent  from  this  Country  for 
any  length  of  time,  during  the  years 
1767,  1768,  1760,  1770,  1771,  1772,  and 
that  he  was  the  Author  of  Junius.  L. 
1813.  Svo. 

xxxvm.  *  Roche,  John. — An  Inquiry 
concerning  the  Author  of  the  Letteis  of 
Junius ;  in  which  it  is  proved,  by  inter- 
nal, as  well  as  by  direct  and  satisfactory 
Evidence,  that  they  were  written  by  the 
late  Bight  Hon.  Edmund  Burke.  L. 
1813.  8vo. 

xxxix.  *Serres,  Olivia  Wilmot  — 
The  Life  of  the  Author  of  the  Letters  of 
Junius,  the  Rev.  James  Wilmot,  D.D. 
By  his  niece.  L.  1818,  8vo, 

XL.  *  [Taylor,  John.]  —  A  Discovery 
of  the  Author  of  the  Letters  of  Junius, 
founded  on  such  Evidence  and  Illustra- 
tions as  explain  all  the  mysterious  cir- 
cumstances and  apparent  contradictions 
which  have  contributed  to  the  conceal- 
ment of  this  "most  important  secret  of 
our  times/'  L.  1813.  8vo. 

In  favor  of  Sir  Philip  Prancis. 

XLI.  *Duppa,  Richard. — Memoirs  of 
a  celebrated  literary  and  political  Char- 
acter, from  1742  to  1767,  containing 
strictures  of  some  of  the  most  distin- 


153 


["Julius"  LETTERS.] 


guished  men  of  that  time.  L.  1813. 
8vo. 

In  favor  of  Richard  G-lover. 

XLII.  *  Duppa,  Richard.  —  An  Inquiry 
concerning  the  author  of  the  Letters  of 
Jumus,  with  reference  to  the  Memoirs 
by  a  celebrated  Literary  and  Political 
Character.  L.  18 14.  8vo. 

In  favor  of  Richard  G-lover.  A  second  edition, 
in  which  further  extracts  from  curious  Mss. 
memoirs  were  added,  was  published  in  the  same 
year. 

XLIII  *Blakeway,  Rev.  J  B.  —  An 
Attempt  to  ascertain  the  Authors  of  the 
Letters  published  under  the  signature  of 
Junius.  Shrewsbury,  1818.  8vo. 

In  favor  of  John  Home  Tooke. 

XLIV  Blakeway,  Rev.  J,  B.  —  Sequel 
of  an  Attempt  to  discover  Junius.  L. 
1815.  8vo. 

In  favor  of  John  Home  Tooke. 

XLV.  *The  Letters  of  Junius.  L., 
Woodfall,  1814.  3  vols.  8vo. 

This  is  Woodfall's  second  edition ;  containing 
several  slight  vanations,  and  omitting  the  four 
pages  of  advertisement  which  occur  in  the  edi- 
tion of  1812 

XLYI.  *  Busby,  Thomas.  —  Arguments 
and  Pacts  demonstrating  that  the  Let- 
ters of  Junius  were  written  by  John 
Lewis  De  Lolme,  author  of  the  "  History 
of  the  British  Constitution,"  accompa- 
nied with  Memoirs  of  that  "  most  distin- 
guished foreigner."  L.  1816.  8vo. 

XLVII.  *  [Johnston,  A.  Gk]  —  Letters 
to  a  Nobleman,  proving  a  late  Prime 
Minister  to  have  been  Junius;  and  de- 
veloping the  secret  motives  which  in- 
duced him  to  write  under  that  and  other 
signatures.  With  an  Appendix,  contain- 
ing a  celebrated  case  published  by  Al- 
mon  in  1768.  L.  1816.  8vo. 

In  favor  of  the  Duke  of  Portland. 

XLVIII.  *  [Taylor,  John.] — The  iden- 
tity of  Junius  with  a  Distinguished  Liv- 
ing Character  established.  With  a  Sup- 
plement, containing  fac-similes  of  hand- 
writing and  other  illustrations.  L.  1816. 
8vo. 

In  favor  of  Sir  Philip  Francis.  A  second  and 
enlarged  edition  of  this  work  appeared  in  1818, 
and  a  third  in  1828.  The  same  author  also  pub- 
lished a  supplement  m  1817,  consisting  of  fac- 
similes of  handwriting,  etc  ;  and  a  second  edition 
of  the  Lxtter  appeared  in  the  following  year.  See 
also  "Notes  and  Queries,"  1st  Ser  ,  i.  103, 258. 

XLIX.  *  Chalmers,  George. — The  Au- 
thor of  Junius  ascertained  from  a  con- 
catenation of  circumstances  amounting 
to  Moral  Demonstration.  L.  1817.  8vo. 

In  favor  of  Hugh  Boyd. 

L.  *[Serres,  Olivia  Wilmot.]— Ju- 
nius. Sir  Philip  Francis  denied :  A  Let- 


ter addressed  to  the  British  Nation.  L. 
1817.  8vo 

In  favor  of  the  Rev.  James  Wilmot,  D.D. 

LI  *  Chalmers,  George.  — The  Author 
of  Junius  ascertained  from  direct  proofs 
.  .  .  with  a  Postscript  evincing  that  Boyd 
wrote  Junius,  and  not  Francis.  L.  1819. 
8vo 

LII.  Junius  Unmasked.  A  well-known 
and  most  eminent  literary  character  of 
the  last  century.  L.  1819.  8vo. 

In  favor  of  Edward  Gibbon,  the  historian. 

LIII.  *  Junius  with  his  Vizor  up  1  ... 
by  Aedipus  Oronoko,  Tobacconist  and 
Snuffseller.  Oxf.  1819.  8vo. 

A  burlesque  in  favor  of  Suett,  the  comedian. 

LIV.  *A  Refutation  of  the  Claims 
preferred  for  Sir  Philip  Francis  and  Mr. 
Gibbon  to  the  Letters  of  Junius.  L. 
1819.  8vo. 

LV.  *  [Cramp,  William.]  —The  Author 
of  Junius  discovered  in  the  Person  of 
the  celebrated  Earl  of  Chesterfield.  L. 

1821.  8vo. 

A  second  edition  appeared  in  1823,  and  a  third 
in  1826. 

LVI.  *The  Letters  of  Junius  with  pre- 
liminary Dissertations  and  copious  Notes. 
By  Atticus  Secundus.  Edinb.  1822. 
8vo 

This  edition  was  edited  by  John  M'Diarmid, 
who  claims  that  Sir  Phihp  Fiancis  was  Junius. 

LVII.  *The  Letters  of  Junius,  with  a 
Dissertation  by  I.  W.  Lake.  Paris,  1822. 
2  vols  32mo. 

Also  in  favor  of  Sir  Philip  Francis. 

tyiii.  *  [Cramp,  William  ]  —  The 
Claims  of  Sir  Philip  Francis  refuted; 
with  a  supplement  to  Junius  discovered. 
L  1822.  8vo 

LIX.  Letters  of  Charles  Butler,  dated 
July,  1799,  giving  an  account  of  the  In- 
quiries of  John  Wilkes  and  Himself,  rel- 
ative to  the  Authorship  of  Junius.  L. 

1822.  8vo. 

LX.  *Lye,  Francis. — The  Beauties 
and  Maxims  of  Junius  and  his  corre- 
spondents. L.  1824.  12mo. 

I  have  seen  an  edition  dated  1823. 

LXI.  *  Coventry,  George. — A  Critical 
Enquiry  regarding  the  real  Author  of 
the  Letters  of  Junius,  proving  them  to 
have  been  written  by  Lord  Viscount 
Sackville.  L.  1825.  8vo. 

LXII.  *  [Kelly,  P.] — Junius  proved 
to  be  Burke,  with  an  Outline  of  Ms 
Biography,  L.  1826.  8vo. 

LXIII.  Barker,  Edward  H.  —  The 
Claims  of  Sir  Philip  Francis  to  the  Au- 
thorship of  JUBIUS  disproved,  in  Letters 
to  the  Rev.  M.  Davy,  M.D.,  Sir  James 


[" JUNIUS"  LETTERS.] 


154 


Mackintosh,  Godfrey  Higgins,  and  Uve- 
dale  Price.  Privately  Printed,  Thetford, 
1827.  8vo. 

LXIV.  *  Barker,  Edward  H.  —  I  The 
Claims  of  Sir  Philip  Erancis,  K.B.,  to 
the  Authorship  of  Junius's  Letters,  dis- 
proved. II.  Some  Enquiry  into  the 
Claims  of  the  late  Charles  Lloyd,  Esq  , 
to  the  composition  of  them  :  III.  Obser- 
vations on  the  Conduct,  Character,  and 
Style  of  the  Writings  of  the  late  Bight 
Hon.  Edmund  Burke:  IV.  Extracts 
from  the  writings  of  several  eminent 
philologists,  on  the  Laconic  and  Asiatic, 
the  Attic  and  Bhodian  Styles  of  Elo- 
quence. L.  1828.  12m  o. 

LXV.  *  Graham,  John  Andrew.  —  Me- 
moirs of  John  Home  Tooke,  together 
with  his  valuable  speeches  and  writings  ; 
also  containing  proofs  identifying  him 
as  the  author  of  the  celebrated  Letters 
of  Junius.  New  York,  1828.  8vo. 

LXVI.  *  [Manning,  Joseph  Boiles.]  — 
Junius  Unmasked  ;  or,  Lord  George  Sack- 
ville  proved  to  be  Junius,  By  Atticus 
Secundus.  With  an  Appendix,  showing 
that  the  author  of  the  Letters  of  Junius 
was  also  the  author  of  the  "  History  of 
the  Reign  of  George  III  ,"  and  of  "  The 
North  Briton/'  ascribed  to  Mr.  Wilkes. 
B.,  Mass.,  1828.  8vo. 

The  "History  of  the  Reign  of  George  HI." 
was  published  anonymously  in  1770,  at  London. 

L3cvii.  *  [Fellows,  John.]  —  The  Post- 
humous Writings  of  Junius.  To  which 
is  prefixed  an  Inquiry  respecting  the 
Author;  also  a  sketch  of  the  Life  of 
John  Home  Tooke,  and  Correspondence 
of  Wilkes  N.Y.  1820.  8vo. 

LXVIII  *Falconar,  James  —  The  Se- 
cret Kevealed;  or,  the  Authorship  of 
Jimius's  Letters.  L.  1830.  8vo. 

In  favor  of  Daniel  TVray,  deputy  teller  of  the 
exchequer,  under  Philip,  second  Earl  of  Hard- 
•wicke. 


*Newhall,  Isaac.  —  Letters  on 
Junius,  addressed  to  John  Pickering, 
Esgt,  showing  that  the  author  of  that 
celebrated  work  was  Earl  Temple.  B. 
1831.  12mo. 

LSX.  *Waterhouse,  Benjamin.  —  An 
Essay  on  Junius  and  his  Letters,  em- 
bracing a  sketch  of  the  life  and  charac- 
ter of  William  Pitt,  Earl  of  Chatham, 
and  memoirs  of  certain  other  distin- 
guished individuals,  with  Reflections, 
historical,  personal,  and  political,  relating 
to  the  affairs  of  Great  Britain  and 
America  from  1763  to  1785.  B,  1831. 
8vo. 

LXXI.  *  Swinden,  John,  —  Juntas  Lord 
Chatham,  and  the  "  Miscellaneous  Let- 


ters "  proved  to  be  spurious.  L.  18S3 
8vo. 

LXXII.  [West,  William  (?)]  —  Recol- 
lections ot  an  Old  Bookseller,  relative  to 
the  Junius  Letters.  Cork,  18U5.  8vo 

ixsiu.    Who  was  Junius  ?    L.  1837. 

In  favor  of  Lord  Chatham. 

LXXIV.  *  Simons,  N.  W.  (editor).  — 
"  A  Letter  to  an  Honourable  Brigadier- 
General,  Commander-in-Chief  of  his 
Majesty's  forces  in  Canada"  (L.  1760). 
Now  first  ascribed  to  Junius,  etc.  The 
Refutation  of  the  same,  by  an  officer. 
L.  1760. 

Reprinted,  with  incidental  notices  of  Lords 
Townshend  and  Sackville,  Sir  Philip  Frauds, 
and  otheis.  L.  1841  12mo. 

LXXV.  *  Jaques,  John.  —  The  History 
of  Junius  and  his  Works ;  and  a  Kcview 
of  the  Controversy  respecting  the  iden- 
tity of  Junius.  With  an  Appendix, 
containing  Portraits  and  Sketches  by 
Junius.  L.  1843.  12mo. 

In  favor  of  Lord  G-.  Sackville. 

LXXVI  *  Britton,  John .  —  The  Author- 
ship of  the  Letters  of  Junius  elucidated, 
including  a  biographical  memoir  of  Col. 
Isaac  Barrfc,  M.P.  L.  1848.  8vo. 

Some  copies  were  printed  on  Large  Paper. 

LXXVII.  *Wade,  John.  —  Junius:  in- 
cluding Letters  by  the  same  Writer 
under  other  Signatures,  to  which  are 
added  his  confidential  correspondence 
with  Mr.  Wilkes  and  his  private  Letters 
to  Mr.  H.  S.  Woodfall ;  A  New  and  En- 
larged Edition,  with  new  evidence  as  to 
the  authorship,  and  an  analysis  by  the 
late  Sir  Harris  Nicolas.  L.,  Bonn,  1860. 
2  vols.  12mo, 

A  second  edition  appeared  in  1873. 

LXXVIII.  Some  new  facts,  and  a  sug- 
gested new  theory  as  to  the  Authorship 
of  the  Letters  of  Junius.  By  Sir  3?ortu- 
natus  Dwarris,  Knt.  [pseud.],  s.l.  et  a. 
privately  printed  [1850] .  8vo, 

In  favor  of  Sir  Philip  "Francis.  The  author 
claims  that  the  "Letters"  were  not  the  work  of 
a  single  individual,  but  -were  probably  written  by 
many  of  those  to  whom  tbey  have  been  attrib- 
uted, under  the  supervision  of  Francis,  who  was 
also  the  chief  contributor. 

LXXIX.  *  Cramp,  William,  —  Junius 
and  his  Works,  compared  with  the  char- 
acter and  Writings  of  Philip  Dormer 
Stanhot>e,  Earl  of  Chesterfield.  Lewes, 
1850.  8vo. 

A  second  edition  appeared  at  London  the  fol- 
lowing year. 

LXXX.  *  Cramp,  William, — -Facsimile 
Autograph  Letters  of  Junius,  Lord  Ches- 
terfield, and  Mrs.  C.  Dayrolles*  Show- 
ing  that  the  wife  of  Mr.  Solomon  Day- 


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LETTERS.] 


rolles  was  the  amanuensis  employed  in 
copying  the  Letters  of  Junius  for  the 
Printer.  With  a  postscript  to  the  first 
Essay  on  Jumus  and  his  Works.  L. 

1851.  8vo. 

LXXXI  Cramp,  William. — Essay  on 
the  Authenticity  of  the  four  Letters  of- 
Atticus.  L  1851  8vo. 

See  also  '« Notes  and  Queries,"  1st  Ser.,  1.  275, 
322. 

LXXXII  Parkes,  J.,  and  Merivale,  H. 
—  Memoirs  of  Sir  Philip  Francis,  K.C.B., 
with  Correspondence  and  Journals.  L. 

1852.  2  vols     8vo. 

A  second  edition  appeared  in  1867. 
LXXXIII.  *Ayerst,  Francis  — The 
Ghost  of  Junius,  or,  the  Authorship  of 
the  celebrated  '  Letters '  by  this  Anony- 
mous Writer,  deduced  from  a  letter,  etc., 
addressed,  in  1775-76,  by  Lieutenant- 
General  Sir  Robert  Rich,  Bart ,  etc.,  to 
the  Right  Hon.  Lord  Viscount  Barring- 
ton,  etc L.  1853.  8vo. 

In  favor  of  Lieut-Col.  Sir  Robert  Rich. 

LXXXIV  *  Griffin,  Frederick.  —  Junius 
discovered.  B.  1854.  12mo. 

In  favor  of  Governor  Pownall. 

LXXXV.  *  Dowe,  William.  —  Junius 
Lord  Chatham :  a  biography  setting 
forth  the  condition  of  English  preceding 
and  contemporary  with  the  Revolution- 
ary Junian  period,  and  showing  that  the 
greatest  Orator  and  Statesman  was  also 
the  greatest  Epistolary  Writer  of  his 
age.  L.  1857.  12mo. 

Theauthorhad  previously  advocated  the  same 
theory,  in  the  "  Dublin  University  Magazine,** 
xi.  20. 

LXXXVI.  Symono,  J.  C.  —  "William 
Burke,  the  Author  of  Junius,  an  Essay 
on  his  Era.  L.  1859.  12rao. 

LXXXVII.  *  Hay  ward,  A. — More  about 
Junius.  The  Franciscan  Theory  un- 
sound. L.  1868.  8vo. 

Reprinted,  with  additions,  from  "  Fraser's 
Magazine*" 

LXXXVIII.  Chabot  and  Twistleton.— 
The  Handwriting  of  Junius.  L.  1871, 
4to. 

LXXXIX.  *  Junius  Unmasked;  or, 
Thomas  Paine,  the  author  of  the  Letters 
of  Junius  and  the  Declaration  of  Inde- 
pendence. Washington,  D.C.,  1872. 
12mo. 

xc.  *The  Handwriting  of  Junius  pro- 
fessionally investigated  by  Mr.  Charles 
Chabot  (Expert).  With  Preface  and 
Collateral  Evidence  by  the  Hon.  Edward 
Twistleton.  L.  1847.  4to. 

An  attempt  to  prove  conclusively,  by  com- 
parative handwriting,  that  Sir  Philip  Prancis 
was  the  author  of  the  letters. 


IV.  Some  Miscellaneous  Observations. 

Here  end  my  researches  in  the  history 
of  Junius,  and  in  conclusion  I  shall  place 
before  the  reader  three  quotations,  from 
which  he  can  choose  as  he  \\ishes,  and 
endeavor  to  settle  this  knotty  question 
to  his  own  satisfaction. 

The  first  is  from  the  introductory 
epistle  to  Scott's  "Fortunes  of  Nigel," 
in  which  the  author  says .  — 

"  A  cause,  however  ingeniously  pleaded,  is  not 
therefoie  gamed  You  may  remember  the 
neatly-wrought  chain  of  circumstantial  evidence 
so  artificially  brought  forward  to  piove  Sii 
Philip  Francis's  title  to  the  Letters  of  Junius 
seemed  at  first  irrefragible,  yet  the  influence  of 
the  reasoning  has  passed  away,  and  Junius,  in 
the  general  opinion,  is  as  much  unknown  as 
ever-" 

Lord  Byron  had  evidently  arrived  at 
no  very  definite  conclusion  in  respect  to 
the  authorship,  for  in  his  "  Vision  of 
Judgment"  Junius  appears  among  the 
shades,  and  is  as  inscrutable  as  he  was 
on  earth .  — 

"  And  several  people  swore  from  out  the  press, 

They  knew  him  perfectly;  and  one  could  swear 
He  was  "his  father,  upon  \\hich  another 
Was  sure  he  -was  his  mother's-cousin's  brother. 


"I've  an  hypothesis — 'tis  quite  ray  own; 

I  never  let  it  out  till  now,  tor  fear 
Of  doing  people  harm  about  the  throne, 

And  injuring  some  mmistei  or  peer 
On  whom  the  stigma  might  peihaps  be  blown; 

It  is  —  ray  gentle  public,  lend  thine  ear! 
'Tis,  that  what  Junius  we  were  wont  to  call 
Was  really,  truly,  nobody  at  all." 

Lastly,  I  cannot  refrain  from  quoting 
the  excellent  view  of  the  influence  of 
Junius'  labors  as  depicted  by  Messrs. 
Parkes  and  Merivale  in  their  '*  Life  of 
Sir  Philip  Francis,"  to  wit :  — 

"That  Junius  can  only  be  described  with 
truth  as  a  political  adventurer  there  Is  no  doubt. 
It  is  plain  enough  that  his  own  personal  success 
In  life  was  involved  in  that  of  the  party  whose 
cause  he  adopted,  or,  to  speak  still  moie  accu- 
rately, in  the  fall  of  the  party  which  he  attacked. 
And  it  Is  equally  true  that  be  was  utterly  un- 
scrupulous in  his  use  of  means;  that  his  sincer- 
ity, even  when  he  was  sincere,  was  apt  to 
assume  the  form  of  the  most  ignoble  rancor, 
and  that  no  ties  of  friendship,  or  party,  or  con- 
nection, seem  to  have  restrained  his  virulence. 
All  this  is  but  too  deducible  from  the  published 
anonymous  writings  only  , . .  But  when  all  this 
has  been  said,  there  remains  a  residue  of  a 
higher  order,  which  must  in  justice  to  him  be 
fairly  weighed  in  the  balance.  Notwithstanding 
all  his  sins  against  Justice  and  truth,  Junius  was 
assuredly  actuated  at  bottom  by  n  strong  and 
ardent  public  spirit.  He  was  throughout  a 
genuine  lover  of  his  country.  He  was  earnest  in 
Behalf  of  her  honor  and  of  her  liberties  He  saw 
clearly  that  her  road  to  the  accomplishment  of  a 
higher  destiny  lay  through  the  maintenance  of 
that  honor  and  the  extension  of  those  liberties. 
He  hated  with  an  honest  hatred  the  meanness  of 
principle  and  venahty  of  conduct  which  charac- 
terized but  too  strongly  the  governments  against 


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-which  he  fought,  and  tarnished  the  political 
genius  of  his  time.  And  veiy  remarkable  was 
the  success  which  attended  his  sti  uggle  against 
them.  GKeat  indeed  weie  the  practical  \iotoues 
achieved  by  the  efforts  of  this  nameless,  obscure 
agitator.  Fieedom  of  the  press  and  the  per- 
sonal freedom  of  the  subject  owe  probably  more 
to  the  writings  of  Junius  than  to  the  eloquence 
of  Chatham  01  Bui  ke,  the  law  of  Camden  and 
Dunmng.  It  is  not  too  much  to  say  that  after 
the  appearance  of  those  writings,  a  new  tone  on 
these  great  subjects  is  found  to  pievail  in  oiu 
political  literatme.  Doctrines  which  had  piew- 


ously  met  with  almost  general  consent  boeame 
exploded,  tiuths  which  up  to  that  time  had  been 
only  timidly  propounded  were  placed ,  in  pobt- 
Juuian  times,  on  the  oidei  ot  the  day.  It  is  no 
doubt  very  tiue  tlut  he  vas  only  riqluing  m  the 
van  of  an  advanciug  cause,  and  that  thobe  public 
benefits  would  as  ceiUmly  h.ivo  boon  exxuicid  to 
ua  it  Junius  hadnevei  \\uttcii.  But  it  is  just  as 
ceitain  that  Ameiica  would  have  been  discovered 
had  Columbus  never  existed,  jet  no  one,  then-- 
fore,  contests  the  gicatncss  oi  Columbus  or  th^ 
obligations  undei  which  mankind  lies  towaids 
him"" 


And  with  this  ends  the  history  and  bibliography  of  Junius 


ALBERT  R.   FREY 


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Keeldar,  Snirley.  Miss  My.  The 
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Keen  Hand,  A.  Henry  Farnie,  The 
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Kenwyn,  Allen  Rev  Samuel  Pascoe. 
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teen excursions  on  Cornish  shores.  Truro, 
1878.  First  appeared  111  the  "Western 
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ture. He  has  been  the  author  of  verse 
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Plymouth  newspapers,  and  other  periodi- 
cals 

Kerr,  Orpheus  C.  Robert  Henry 
Newell.  Avery  Grlibun ;  or,  between  two 
fires .  a  romance.  N.Y.  1867. 

Kerr,  Sherill  Miss  Julia,  Magruder, 
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Ketch,  Jack.  Thomas  Kibble  Hervey. 
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Key-note  Prof.  Nathan  Shepard,  in 
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Khalid,  Eb'n  Abdallah.  Sir  Henry 
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Khan,  The.  Mr.  Kernigan,  in  his  con- 
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Kllosa.     Harriet  Cr.  Hosmer. 

Kind,  K.  K.  Kaiherine  O.  Walker,  in 
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King,  Alice.  Mrs.  Alice  King  Hamil- 
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King,  Toler  Mrs.  Emily  Fox.  Rose 
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King  of  Brobdignags,  The.  George 
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"In  other  papers  the  conqueror  of  Europe 
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— as  a  man  in  miniature  —  when  compared  to 
King  George  and  the  Britons.  In  this  spirit, 
G-iDray  in  1S03  represented  the  King  as  the 
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Kingcups.  The  Msses  KnatchbulL 
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Kit  Prof  John  Wilson  (Christopher 
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Kitcat,  Dick.  Richard  Doyle.  This 
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Kitty,  Aunt.  Maria  Jane  Mclntosh. 
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Klausner,  Chr.  Karl  Richard  Wal- 
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Klikspaan.  Jan  Kneppelhout.  Stu- 
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1844. 

KTim,  Niels.  Baron  Ludwig  von  Hoi- 
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Kn —  Oxonian.  Rev.  John  Allan. 
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by  ...  corresponding  member  of  the 
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Knickerbocker,  Diedrich.  Wash- 
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Knight,  Charles  D.  Mrs.  E.  L.  Gil- 
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Knight,  The.  Sir  Robert  Walpole. 
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Knight  Errant,   A.      Edward   2)u 


Bois,  Esq.  My  pocket  book;  or,  hints 
for  a  ryght  merrye  and  conceitede  tour 
in  quarto ;  to  be  called  "  The  Sti anger  m 
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Knight  of  Innishowen,  The,  John 
Sheehan. 

Knight  of  Kerry.  Maunce  Fits* 
Gerald.  A  letter  to  Sir  Robert  Peel  on 
the  endowment  of  the  Roman  Catholic 
Church  in  Ireland  .  .  L.  1845 

Knight  of  Morar,  The.  Sir  William 
Augustus  Fraser.,  4th  Bart.  Coila's 
whispers  . .  .  Edmb  1869. 

Knockdunder,  Lieutenant  Abel, 
H.P.  Andrew  Shortrede.  Letter ...  on 
the  proceedings  of  the  Association  for 
Promotion  of  the  Pine  Arts  in  Scotland. 
Edmb.  1840. 

Knot,  Maple  Ebenezer  Clemo.  The 
life  and  adventures  of  Simon  Seek . . . 
Montreal,  1858. 

Known  Friend  of  Mr.  Leslie,  A. 
Roger  Laurence.  Mr.  Leslie's  defence 
from  some  erroneous  and  dangerous 
principles  advanced  ...  L.  1719. 

Knutt,  A.  P.  Augustus  M.  2).  Livan- 
dais. 

Korah.  Edward  Taylor  Fletcher,  who 
contributed  articles  to  the  "Literary 
Transcript "  (Montreal),  1837-39,  under 
this  signature,  "Tabitha,"  and  his  own 
initials 

Koran,  M.  Valdemar  TJiisted.  Breve 
fra  Helvede  1871 

Krasnohorska,  Eliska.  Hennette 
Pech.  Zum  slawischen  Suden.  1880. 

Krawbridge,  Michael.  John  Boyle, 
Earl  of  Cork  and  Orrery. 

Kremlin.  William  Stevens  Robinson. 
His  signature  in  the  "Hartford  (Conn.) 
Press/'  in  1865. 

Krik  Henry  G.  Crickmore.  Guide  to 
the  turf  (N.T.  187-) ;  and  35T.Y. "  World." 

Krinelbol.  Claude  Prosper  Jolyot 
de  Crtfbillon.  —  See  "  Zeokmizul." 

Kroates.    Josiah  F.  Polk. 

Kron,  Karl  Lyman  Hotchldss  Bagg. 
Ten  thousand  miles  on  a  bicycle.  By 
...  N,Y.  1885. 

"  Between  76  and  '82  ...  I  carried  on  a  lar^e 
correspondence,  with  the  signature  *  "World's  Coll. 
Chron.'  (i.e.  chronicler) ;  though  I  never  attached 
it  to  a  published  article,  except  advertisements  or 
circulars.  *  Kol  Kron,'  which  I  attached  to  many 
cycling  sketches,  '79  to  '82  (including  one  article 
in  'Lippmcott'),  was  simply  a  perversion  of  this 
signature.  When  I  left  the «  world,*  I  changed 
the « Kol '  to « Karl.' » — Letter,  1885. 

Krone,  Karl.  TeJcla  (Svensson)  Juel, 
with  her  two  sisters,  Fanny  Svensson  and 
Alfhilda  (Svensson)  Mecklenburg,  33i  blot 
"  1880. 


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Kruna.  Mi  s.  Julia  P  Ballot  d.  The 
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1877 

Krys.  Thomas  B.  Ghrystal,  in  his  con- 
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(N.Y.). 

Kuklos.  John  Hairis.  A  review  of 
Macaulay's  teaching  on  the  relationship 


of  theology  to  the  science  of  government. 
Montreal,  1874 

Kunst,  Hermann,  Phllol.  Professor 
Rei.  Walter  Chalmers  Smith.  Olrig 
Grange  Glasgow,  1872. 

Kwang  GhlTig  Ling.  Alexander  Del- 
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L. 


A  or  \.  Chailes  Edwaid  Long,  Esq. 
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"L.  Charles  Edward  Long,  Esq.  "  Gent. 
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L.  Rev.  John  Lawry,  Prebendary  of 
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L.  George  Frederick  Beltz,  Esq. 
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Ii.  Majot  Robert  Lachlan.  Remarks 
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L.  Israel  Lombard.  Eemarks  on  the 
tariff  bill  now  before  the  United  States 
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Hi  James  Lenox.  Shakespeare's  plays 
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t»,  Lady.  Lady  Lyons.  Olivia:  a 
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L,  A.  Miss  Abbij  Lee  [Appendix 
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L.,  A.  E.  A  E.  Lancaster,  in  his  contri- 
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L ,  A.  E.  Zfiss  A.  E.  L.  Lee.  The 
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L.,  C.  E.  C.  E.  Lambert.  The  bar- 
sinister  ...  L.  18o6. 

Hi ,  C.  H.  Charles  Henry  Luders,  in 
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L.,  C.  H.  Rev.  Charles  H.  Leonard. 
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(Universalist)  Church  of  Christ,  Chelsea, 
Mass.  B.  1865. 

3D ,  D.  David  Laing.  Notices  regard- 
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"L,  E.,"— the  final  letters  either  of  SamueZ 
and  Pegge,  or  of  PauZ  G-erasege.  See  «« G-ent. 
Mag.,"  LXVL,  pp.  981  and  1088. 

L,  E.  E.  Lumb  (*).  Scattered  pearls 
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TJ.J  E.  Emma  Lewis.  Treasures  of 
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Preface  signed  "F.  W.";  i.e  Francis  Wharton. 

L ,  E.  B.  Edward  George  Earle  Lytton 
Bulwer-Lytton,  Baron  Lytton,  Harold,  the 
last  of  the  Saxon  kings.  L.  1848. 

L ,  E  E  E.  Elizabeth  Lay.  How  to 
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L.,  E  F.  E.  F.  Lloyd.  John  Brown's 
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L.,  E.  Li  Mrs.  E.  L.  Lasselle.  Mag- 
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L,  E.  M.  E  M.  Lawson.  Records 
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L ,  E.  N.  Elizabeth  N.  Lockerby.  The 
wild  brier ;  or,  lays  by  an  untaught  min- 
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Jit ,  E.  S.  Hon.  Elizabeth  Susan  Law, 
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It ,  F.  G-.  Frederick  George  Lee.  Lays 
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Ij.,  O.  G-eorge  Ludlam.  The  myste- 
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melodrama  . . .  1817. 

L.,  H.  A.,  tlie  Old  Shekarry.  Major 
Henry  A.  Leveson.  The  camp  fire.  The 
forest  and  the  field.  L.  1865. 

Jj.  H.  C.  Charles  Henry  Luders,  in  his 
contributions  to  the  "Evening  Bulletin'* 
(P.). 

L.,  H.  E.  S  H.  E.  S.  Leech.  Ferns 
which  grow  in  New  Zealand  and  tlie 
adjacent  islands  plainly  described. 

L ,  J.  Rev.  James  Lupton.  Gulliver's 
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Jj.,  J.  John  Love,  Ji .  Judas's  younger 
brother  manifested  ...  L  1704. 

Jj.,  J.  Rev.  James  Lukin.  The  lathe 
and  its  uses  ...  3d  ed.  L.  1871. 

Jj,  J.  J.  Leadbetter.  A  pilgrimage 
to  the  shrines  of  Buckinghamshire.  By 
...  L.  1861. 

Li.,  J  F.  de.  Don  J.  F.  de  Lizarch. 
Pensador  Mexicano.  Mexico,  1813 

L.,  J  B.  James  Russell  Lowell.  The 
poetical  works  of  J.  Keats,  with  a  life. 
B.  1854. 

It  f  J.  S.  John  Stockton  Littell.  The 
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ft.  K.  Charles  Chauncy,  D.D.  A  let- 
ter to  the  Rev.  Mr.  George  Whitefield, 
publickly  calling  upon  him  to  vindicate 
his  conduct  or  confess  his  faults.  B. 
1745. 

Jj.  L.  Rev.  George  Smith.  —  See  "  Love- 
church,  Leonard." 

ti.  Ii  One  of  the  pseudonyms  at- 
tributed to  Junius  (q.v.)  The  two  let- 
ters thus  signed  are  dated  Aug.  5  and 
Sept.  6, 1768,  and  express  "  indignation  at 
the  dismissal  of  Sir  Jeffery  Amherst 
from  his  government  of  Virginia,  whose 
services  and  merits  are  strongly  de- 
scribed." 

Ii.  I*.  Laura  Loring  Pratt  Evening 
rest;  or,  the  shadow  of  the  Great  Shep- 
herd ...  B.  1872. 

Li ,  L  B.  Lambert  Blackwell  Larking 
A  description  of  the  Heart-Shrine  in 
Leybourne  Church,  with  some  account 
of  Sir  Koger  de  Leyburn,  Kt.  L. 
1864. 

Ij.,  JLL.  E.  Mrs.  Letitia  Elizabeth 
(Landon)  Maclean.  Poetical  works.  L. 
1850. 

Ij.,  L.  P.  Mrs.  L.  P.  Lewis,  German 
correspondent  of  numerous  American 
periodicals. 

Li.,  M.  B.  Miss  Mary  Elizabeth  Lee, 
who  contributed  to  the  "Rose  Bud," 
afterwards  the  "Southern  Rose,"  pub- 
lished at  Charleston,  S.C.,  at  first  under 
the  modest  signature  of  "A  Friend," 
and,  when  this  became  known,  under 
those  initials  of  her  name. 

L,  M.  R.  M.  R.  Lahee.  Tim  Bob- 
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Manchester,  1860. 

Ij.  N.  Rev.  George  F.  Cushman,  in  his 
contributions  to  the  "Churchman" 
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L,  R.  J.  Richard  J.  Lane.  Spirits 
and  water.  L.  1855. 

I; ,  B.  W.  Rev.  Randolph  W.  Lowrie, 
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383. 


L  ,  S  Stephen  Lobb.  —  See  "  A  Lover 
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L.,  S  C.  S  C.  Lampieyb  A  brief 
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Jj  S  E.  Michael  Augustus  G-athetcole. 
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tion ...  L.  1834. 

IJ  S  S.  Lauia  Sophia  Temple.  Poems. 
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Ij  ,  S  W  Mrs.  S.  W.  Landor.  Whis- 
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Jj  ,  T.  Thomas  Letchworth.  A  morn- 
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Li  ,  T.  H.  Thomas  Henry  Lowth.  Essay 
on  architecture.  L.  1776. 

L.  U  P  -  ,  A  M  Thomas  Edwai  ds. 
A  letter  to  the  author  of  a  late  Episto- 
lary Dissertation  ...  L.  1744. 

Jj  ,  W.,  Junior.     William  Lamboll,  Jt 
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Ij.,  W.  B.  W  B.  Lord  (*).  The 
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I/.,  W.  F.  B.  W  F.  B.  Lawrie.  The 
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Ij.,  W.  H  William  Hemy  Leeds.  A 
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L,  W.  S.  Walter  Savage  Landor. 
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This  book  is  very  scarce,  having  been  sup- 
pressed ;  and  it  is  not  included  in  any  edition  of 
Lander's  works. 


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£  ---  9  X.  Thomas  Lewis.  English 
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L/  ...  M  .  .  B  .  .  .,  armateur.  Louis 
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Labourer  for  Peace,  A.  Jane  Ogil- 
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Junius  (q.v  ).  The  letters  thus  signed 
are  dated  June  27  and  July  7,  1770,  and 
are  directed  against  Mr.  Wilkes. 

IiaTbrunie,  Gerard.  Gerard  de  Ner- 
val.  Piquillo.  Pans,  1837. 

Lackland,  Thomas.  Greorge  Canning 
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Laco.  Stephen  Higgmson.  The  writ- 
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Lacon.  Rev.  Caleb  C.  Colton.  Lacon  ; 
or,  many  things  in  few  words.  L.  1820- 
22 

Lacretie,  Arnold.  Jules  Claretie.  Le 
rocher  des  fiances.  1851. 

Lactantius.  Sh  David  Dalrymple. 
Of  the  manner  in  which  persecutors 
died ;  by  ...  Edinb.  1782 

Lactilla.  Mrs  Ann  Yearsley.  Poems 
L  1785. 

Lady,  A  Miss  Sarah  Fielding.  The 
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L.  1744 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  (Mallet)  Celisia.  Al- 
mida.  a  tragedy,  as  it  is  performed  at 
the  Theatre-Royal,  in  Drury  Lane.  L. 
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Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Henry  Freshfield 
Alpine  byways ;  or,  light  leaves  gathered 
in  1859  and  1860.  L  1861. 

Lady,  A  Mrs.  Mary  J  Jourdan. 
The  Althorp  Picture  Gallery,  and  other 
poetical  sketches.  Edinb.  1836. 

Lady,  A  Miss  Elisabeth  Missing 
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Lady,  A  Mrs.  Hannah  G-lasse.  The 
art  of  cookery  made  plain  and  easy  . .  . 
L.  1747. 

The  name,  "Mrs.  G-lasse,"  is  held  by  some 
authorities  to  be  a  pseudonym  of  Dr.  John 
Hillt  to  whom  the  authorship  of  the  above 
work  is  ascribed. 

Lady,  A.  Miss  Maria  Farquliar.  Bio- 
graphical catalogue  of  the  principal  Ital- 
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Lady,  A  Mrs  Ballantyne.  Birds, 
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1843. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Pinchard.  The  blind 
child;  or,  anecdotes  of  the  Wyndham 
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Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Farren.  Boston  Com- 
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Lady,  A.  Miss  Eliza  Perlms,  of  War- 
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tural meeting  .  . .  Birmingham,  1834. 

Lady,  A.  M.  E.  Jackson.  Botanical 
lectures.  By ...  L  1864. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs  M.  E.  Parker  Bouligny. 
Bubbles  and  ballast.  Being  a  description 
of  life  in  Paris,  during  the  brilliant  days 
of  the  Empire  . .  .  Bait.  1871. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs  ( Wight]  Cox.  Burton 
Wood.  In  a  series  of  letters.  Probably 
published  at  London,  about  1783.  See 
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162. 

Lady,  A.  Mts.  —  Stringer.  The  chain 
of  affection  ...  By  ...  1830  ? 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Anna  Cora  (Ogden 
Mowatt)  Ritchie.  The  character  of  Ham- 


let, by  ex-president  Adams  and  James  H. 
Hackett.    Edited  by  ...    N.Y.  1844. 

Lady,  A  Ms.  R.  Ward  The  child's 
guide  to  knowledge  ...  2d  ed.  L. 
1828. 

Lady,  A.  Miss  Harriet  M  Gunn. 
Conversations  on  Church  polity.  By  .  . . 
L.  1833. 

Lady,  A  Mrs.  Ellen  Fox  Oreudson. 
The  countries  of  Europe  and  the  man- 
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Lady,  A.  Mrs.  James  F.  Palmer.  A 
dialogue  in  the  Devonshire  dialect  (in 
three  parts)  by  .  .  to  which  is  added  a 
glossary,  by  James  F.  Palmer.  L.  1837. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Anna  (Murphy)  Jame- 
son. The  diary  of  an  Ennuye'e  1826. 

Lady,  A  Annabella  Plumptre.  Do- 
mestic management . . .  1810. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Cockle.  An  explana- 
tion of  Dr.  Watts'  hymns  for  children 
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Lady,  A.  Mrt.  —  Thompson.  Family 
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Lady,  A  Mrs.  —  (Minijie)  (-running. 
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L.  1764. 

Lady,  A.  George  Alexander  Stevens. 
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Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Sanders. 
First  settlers  of  New  England  ...  B. 
1822. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  (Marshall)  Cochrane. 
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1844. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Washington 
(Gamble)  Wirt.  Flora's  dictionary. 
Bait.  1829. 

Lady,  A.  Maria  Julia  Young.  Gen- 
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By...  L.  1791. 

Lady,  A.  Mary  Jane  Mackenzie 
Geraldine ;  or,  modes  of  faith  and  prac 
tice.  L.  1820. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  H.  J.  Moore.  The 
golden  legacy  a  story  of  life's  phases 
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Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Elisabeth  Wmslow 
Allardyce.  The  goodwife  at  home;  in 
metre  . .  .  Aberdeen,  1867. 

Lady,  A.  Lady  Elizabeth  (Itigby) 
Eastiake.  Handbook  of  painting:  the 
German,  Flemish,  Dutch,  Spanish,  and 
French  schools.  Partly  translated  from 
the  German  of  Kugler,  by  ...  L.  1854. 

Lady,  A.  Elizabeth  Isabella  Spence. 
Helen  Sinclair :  a  novel ...  L.  1799. 

Lady,  A.  Albinia  Givt/nn.  The  his- 
tory o±  the  Honourable  Edward  Morti- 
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Lady,  A,    Millicent    White&ide    Cook. 


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How  to   dress  on  £  15  a  year  as  a  lady 
...    L.  1874. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  James  Keir.  ^  Interest- 
ing memoirs.  By  ...  L.  1786. 

Lady,  A.  Martha  Nicol.  Ismeer; 
or,  Smyrna  and  its  British  hospital  in 
1855  ...  L.  1856. 

Lady,  A.  Mis.  F.  D.  Budges.  Jour- 
nal of  ...  's  travels  round  the  world.  L. 
1883 

Lady,  A.  Mary  Anne  Hanway.  A 
journey  to  the  Highlands  of  Scotland  .  . . 
L.  1777. 

Lady,  A  Lizzie  Selina  Eden  A 
lady's  glimpse  of  the  late  war  in  Bohe- 
mia 

Lady,  A.  Mary  Wray,  Lady  Cecil. 
The  ladies'  library,  written  by  ...  L. 
1714. 

Lady,  A  Mi  s.  Rose  Lawrence.  The 
last  autumn  at  a  favourite  residence  .  . . 
L. 1828. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Mart/  Wiseman.  A 
letter  from  ...  to  her  daughter,  on  the 
manner  of  passing  Sunday  rationally  and 
agreeably.  L.  1788. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Charlotte  MacCarthy. 
A  letter  from  ...  to  the  Bishop  of  Lon- 
don. L.1768. 

Lady,  A.  Thomas  Amory.  A  letter 
to  the  Reviewers,  occasioned  by  their 
account  of  a  book  called  "Memoirs."  L. 
1755 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Walker.  Letters  from 
the  Duchess  de  Crui  and  others  on  sub- 
jects moral  and  entertaining  .  . .  L.  1776. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  —  (Ward  Rondeau) 
Vigor  Letters  from  .  .  .  who  resided 
some  years  in  Russia,  etc.  L.  1775. 

Lady,  A  Mrs.  Julia  Charlotte  Mait- 
land.  Letters  from  Madras  during  the 
years  1836-39.  L.  1843. 

Lady,  A.  Miss  Anne  Wilson.  Letters 
on  ancient  history  ...  By  ...  1809. 

Lady,  A,  Mrs.  Mary  Dams  (Cook) 
Walks.  Life  in  Eeejee;  or,  five  years 
among  the  Cannibals.  By ...  B.  1851. 

Lady,  A  Mrs.  Margaret  (Hoi ford) 
Hodson.  Lines  to  a  boy  pursuing  a 
butterfly.  By  ...  L.  1826. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Elizabeth  (Alsager) 
Zornlm.  Lines  addressed  to  Lord  Nelson 
after  the  celebrated  battle  of  the  Nile 
By  ...  L  1805. 

Lady,  A.  Mtss  Emily  Trevenen  Little 
Derwent's  breakfast.  By  ...  Illus- 
trated with  engravings  ...  L.  1839. 

"These  poems  were  written  ...  for  the 
amusement  and  instruction  of  her  [the  lady's] 
godson,  Derwent  Moultrie  Coleridge,  son  of 
Rev.  Derwent  Coleridge,  and  grandson  of  S.  T. 
Coleridge." 


Lady,  A.     Mrs    Ann  (Ritchie)  jtfenn^ 
The  lives  of  St.  John  the  Baptist,  rJr. 
twelve    apostles,  and    of    St.    Paul .  . 
Eduab.  1824 

Lady,  A  Jane  Budc/e.  Manual  of 
English  history  simplified  .  L.  I860 

Lady,  A.  Rosalind  St.  Clair.  Mars- 
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Lady,  A  Lady  Anne  Hallett.  Medi- 
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Edinb  1771. 

Lady,  A  Mrs.  —  M'Tagqmt.  Me- 
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L.  1830. 

Lady,  A.  Elisabeth  Rolt.  MibCella- 
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Lady,  A.  Anne  Fmdi,  Countess  of 
Winchelsea.  Miscellaneous  poems,  on 
several  occasions.  L  1713. 

Lady,  A.  Mis.  H.  St.  A.  Kitcluny. 
Moral  plays  ...  L.  1832. 

Lady,  A  Mtss  Charlotte  Elliott. 
Morning  and  evening  hymns,  for  a 
week  .  .  .  L  1842. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  — •  Rundell.  A  new 
system  of  domestic  cookery.  1808- 
59. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  —  \Yoodfin.  Northern 
memoirs,  or,  the  history  of  a  Scotch 
family.  By  ...  L.  1756. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Harry  Rawson.  Notes 
of  Eastern  travel ;  being  selections  from 
the  diary  of  ...  Manchester,  1874. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  R.  Douglas.  On  the 
conservative  elements  of  the  American 
republic  .  . .  Chillicotho,  1842. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Julia  Ward  Howe. 
Passion  flowers.  Poems.  B.  1854. 

Lady,  A.  Miss  Coxe.  A  picture  of 
Monmouthshire ;  or,  an  abridgment  of 
Mr.  [William]  Coxe's  historical  tour  in 
Monmouthshire.  By  ...  L.  1802. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Griffith. 
The  Platonic  wife :  a  comedy.  By  ... 
L.  1765. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Emilie  Earle  (Steele) 
Hicks.  Pocket  guide  to  the  Lizard.  By 
. . .  Truro,  1876. 

Lady,  A.  Elizabeth  Thomas.  Poems 
on  several  occasions  ...  L.  1726. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Sarah  Ghreer.  Quaker- 
ism ;  or,  the  story  of  my  life.  By  ... 
who  for  forty  years  was  a  member  of  the 
Society  of  Friends.  Dublin,  1851. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Felicia  Dorothea 
(Browne)  Hemans.  The  restoration  of 
the  works  of  art  to  Italy :  a  poem.  By 
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Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Dalkeith  Holmes.  A 
ride  on  horseback  to  Florence,  through 
France  and  Switzerland,  described  in  a 
series  of  letters,  by  ...  L.  1842. 


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Lady,  A.  Miss  Susan  Fenimore  Cooper. 
Rural  hours.  N.Y.  1854 

Lady,  A.  Ms.  Eliza  Lee  (Cabot) 
Pollen.  Selections  from  the  writings  of 
Fe'nelon,  with  a  memoir  of  his  life.  By 
.  .  .  2d  ed.  B.  1829. 

Lady,  A  Jane  Austen  Sense  and 
sensibility :  a  novel.  By  ...  L  1811 

Lady,  A.  Rebecca  Wilkinson.  Ser- 
mons to  children  ...  By  ...  L  1830  (7). 

Lady,  A.  Mrs  Hannah  Anderson 
(Chandler)  Ropes.  Six  months  in  Kan- 
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Lady,  A.  C.  L.  Moody.  A  sketch  of 
modern  France  .  . .  Written  in  the  years 
1790  and  1797,  during  a  tour  through 
France.  By  ...  Edited  by  C  L.  Moody, 
LL.D,F.A.S.  L.  1798. 

Allibone  enters  the  work  under  Dr.  Moody' s 
name  as  the  author. 

Lady,  A  Miss  Cleaver.  Some  ac- 
count of  a  new  process  in  painting  by 
means  of  gla2ed  crayons  ...  By ... 
Brighton,  1815. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  E.  Throop  Martin 
Songs  in  the  house  of  my  pilgrimage, 
selected  and  arranged  by  ...  N.Y. 
1852. 

Lady,  A.  Miss  SalUe  A.  Brock.  The 
Southern  amaranth  N.Y.  1809. 

Lady,  A  William  Kenrick.  The 
whole  duty  of  woman  ...  L.  1753. 

Lady,  A.  Hannah  Maynard  Pickard. 
The  widow's  jewels.  In  two  stories. 
By...  L  1831. 

Lady,  A.  Mrs.  Eliza  (Botch)  Farrar. 
The  young  lady's  friend  ...  B.  1830. 

Lady,  A  Clara  Jesup  Moore.  The 
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Lady  at  Cape  Frangois,  A.  Miss 
—  Hassall.  Secret  history;  or,  the  hor- 
rors of  St.  Domingo  ...  P.  1808. 

Lady  in  England,  A.  Thomas  Ticl- 
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Avignon.  L.  1717. 

Lady  of  Boston,  A  Miss  Susan  D. 
Nickerson,  The  bread  winners.  By  ... 
B.  1871. 

Lady  of  Boston,  A.  Elizabeth  John- 
son. Pious  thoughts.  By  ...  B.  1834. 

Lady  of  Boston,  A.  Rebecca  Brown. 
Stories  about  General  Warren  ...  B. 
1835. 

Lady  of  Charleston,  S.C.,  A.  Mrs. 
Miza  Murden.  Miscellaneous  poems. 
Charleston,  1826. 


Lady  of  England,  A  [AXO.E.~1. 
ChatlotteM  Tucker. 

Lady  of  Fashion,  A.  Miss  Blackwell. 
Ernestine,  or,  the  child  of  mystery.  L. 
1840 

Lady  of  Massachusetts,  A.  Mis. 
Hannah  Foster.  The  coquette;  or,  the 
history  of  Eliza  Wharton :  a  novel .  . . 
by...  B.  1797. 

This  work  underwent  many  editions,  and  was 
finally  reprinted  "  with  historical  preface  and 
memoir  of  the  authoi,  by  A  (another)  Lady  of 
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Lady  of  Massachusetts,  A.    Jane  E. 

Lode,  —  See  preceding 

Lady  of  Massachusetts,  A.  Mis. 
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New  England,  or,  conquest  of  the  Pe- 
quods,  £3arragansetts,  and  Pokanokets 
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Lady  of  Massachusetts,  A.  Mrs. 
A.  M.  Richards  Memories  of  a  grand- 
mother ...  B.  1854. 

Lady  of  New  Hampshire,  A  Mrs. 
Saiah  Josepha  (Buell)  Hale.  The  genius 
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"Lady  of  New  York,  A.  Mi  s  Sarah 
(Roneis)  Haight.  Letters  from  the  Old 
World .  .  kY.  1840. 

Lady  of  Pennsylvania,  A.  Miss 
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1812. 

Liady  of  Philadelphia,  A  Mrs. 
Sarah  (Ewmg)  Hall.  Conversations  on 
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Lady  of  Quality,  A.  Miss  Frances 
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1797  to  1844.  Ed ,  with  notes,  by  A. 
Hayward.  L.  1864. 

Lady  of  Rank,  A.  Mary  Mai  gar  et 
Egerton,  the  Countess  of  Wilton.  The 
book  of  costume  ...  L.  1841. 

Lady  of  Rank,  A.  Lady  Charlotte 
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By...  L.  1838. 

Lady  of  South  Carolina,  A  Mrs. 
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British  partizan*  a  tale  of  the  olden 
time.  Macon,  Ga,  1804. 

Lady  of  South  Carolina,  A.  Mrs. 
Louisa  S.  ( Cheves)  MacCord.  A  letter  to 
the  Duchess  of  Sutherland  .  .  in  the 
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Lady  of  Virginia,  A.  Mrs.  J.  W. 
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Lady  of  Virginia,  A.  Mrs.  William 
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Lady  who  prefers  to  be  anony- 
mous. Miss  Emily  Jolly.  An  experi- 
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Her  contributions  to  "Household  Woids" 
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thiee  volumes  m  1S75  under  the  title  of  "A 
Wife's  Story,  and  other  tales." 

Laertes.  George  Alfied  Townsend. 
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Lageniensis.  Rev.  John  O'Hanlon, 
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La  Girandole     JSmik  le  Girardm 

He  "  did  not  gam  the  confidence  of  any  con- 
siderable body  of  his  countrymen,  and  has  justi- 
fied in  every  act  of  his  public  life  the  soubnquet 
bestowed  upon  him  of  'La  G-irandole,'  the 
Weathercock." 

Laicus.  Rev.  Lyman  Abbott.  Laicus ; 
or,  the  experiences  of  a  layman  in  a 
country  parish.  ET.Y.  1872. 

Laicus.  Ira  Warren  (*)  Be  view  of 
the  Rev.  William  Cros well's  letter  to 
the  Bishop  of  ...  Massachusetts.  B. 
l&fe. 

Laird  of  Torfoot,  an  Officer  in  the 
Presbyterian  Army,  The.  Thomas 
Brownlee  Narrative  of  the  battles  of 
Drumclog  and  BothweU  Bridge  .  .  . 
Glasgow,  1822. 

Lake,  Claude.  Mathilda  Blind 
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Lake-Elbe,  Archibald  Bkloch.  A 
glance  at  the  Old  World  .  .  .  Edinb. 
1878. 

Laker,  Cecil.  Mrs.  Harriett  (Smith) 
Bambndge,  who  uses  this  pen-name  in 
periodical  literature,  and  published 
"Irene  Floss,  and  other  poems"  in 
1878. 

La  Mara  Marie  Lipsius.  Musika- 
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Lamber,  Juliette.  Mme  Edmond 
(Lamber)  Adam.  Les  po&tes  grecqnues 
contemporains.  Paris,  1881. 

Lan,  Viggo.  Hother  Tolderlund,  a 
Banish  author,  who  published  under  this 
pseudonym  a  collection  of  poems. 

Lancashire  Artisan,  A.  Malcolm 
Macleod.  Practical  guide  to  emigrants 
to  the  United  States  . . .  Manchester, 
1866. 

Lancashire  Incumbent,  A  Rev. 
Abraham  Hu,me,LLD.,  in  the  "London 
Times,"  1857-58. 

Lancashire  Lad,  A.  Thomas  Sowden 
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Lancashire  Manufacturer,  A.  Hen- 
nj  Bleckley.  Butler's  analogy  a  lay 
argument  by  .  L  1876 

Lancaster,  W.  P  Hon.  John  Byrne 
Leicester  Wairen.  Philoctetes :  a  metri- 
cal drama  .  .  .  L.  1806. 

Lancer.  0  C  Stouder.  Shakespeare's 
biography  Does  it  conform  to  the 
author  of  the  plays  7  In  the  "  Witten- 
berger  Magazine/'  Springfield,  0  ,  No- 
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Lancewood,  Lawrence,  Esq  Rev 
Daniel  Wise.  Lindendale  stories  .  .  . 
B.  1868. 

Lander,  Jean.  Mme.  Etnest  Hdlo. 
Nouvelles  et  remits  villageois.  Paris, 
1861. 

Lander,  Meta.  Mrs.  Margarette 
(  Woods]  Lawrence.  Fading  flowers.  B, 
1860. 

Landholder,  A.  Elisha  E.  Potter. 
Address  to  the  freemen  of  Rhode  Island. 
Providence,  1881. 

Landholder,  A.  Willdns  Updike  An 
address  to  the  people  of  Rhode  Island 
.  .  Providence,  1828. 

Landholder,  A.  Clement  Clarice 
MOOJ  e}  LL  I).  A  plain  statement,  ad- 
dressed to  the  proprietors  of  real  estate 
in  the  city  and  county  of  New  York  .  . 
NY.  1818 

Landor,  Charles.  Caroline  8ticLnei/9 
in  her  contributions  to  "  Harper's  Maga- 
zine" (N.Y.). 

Landowner,  A.  Lord  Charles  Toicn- 
shend.  National  thoughts,  recommended 
to  the  serious  attention  of  the  public  . . . 
By ...  L.  1751. 

Landscape  Painter,  A.  Charles  Lan~ 
man.  Letters  from  ...  B.  1845. 

Lane,  Chancery,  Esq.  James  Edwin 
Wilson.  A  throw  for  a  throne;  or,  the 
Prince  unmasked  ...  L.  1872. — See 
"Zmn,  Sergeant" 

Lane,  Wycliffe  Mrs.  Edmond  Jen- 
ings.  My  good  for  nothing  brother.  L. 
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Lang  Syne.  William  McKoy,  in  a 
contribution  to  "Poulson's  Daily  Adver- 
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Langdon,  Mary.  Mrs,  Mary  H. 
(Greene)  Pike.  Climbing  and  sliding: 
book  for  boys.  B.  1873. 

Langenevais,  F.  de.  Ange  Henri 
Blaze  de  Bury*  His  signature  as  musical 
critic  in  the  "  Revue  des  Deux  Mondes  " 
from  1864. 

Langshank,  Laurence,  Gent.  Rob- 
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Langstaff,  Launcelot,  Esq.  Wash- 
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Knke  Paulchng.  Salmagundi,  or,  the 
Whimwhams  of  ...  and  others.  JST.Y. 
1807-8. 

Langs  ton,  Lawrence  Reverdy  John- 
son. Bastiles  of  the  North  Bait.  1863 

Laon.  W.  D.  Le  Sieur,  in  his  con- 
tributions to  the  "Canadian  Monthly 
Magazine"  (Toronto). 

La  Rogue  Louis  Boyer,  who  wrote 
many  vaudevilles,  the  most  of  them  with 
others,  and  signed  them  with  the  pseudo- 
nym "  La  Roque  " 

Larwood,  Jacob.  L.  R.  Sadler.  The- 
atrical anecdotes.  By  ...  L.  1882. 

Lascelles,  Lady  Caroline.  Mrs. 
Mary  Elizabeth  (Braddon)  Maxwell.  The 
backhand.  L.  1866. 

The  pseudonym  was  suggested  by  Sir  F.  C. 
Lascelles  Wrasall,  who  "  claimed  a  family  right 
in  the  name."  —  See  "  Wraxall,  Lascelles/' 

Lass  with  the  golden  Locks,  The. 

Mrs.  Anna  Maria  Smart,  of  Reading, 
Berks,  relict  of  Christopher  Smart, 
M.A.,  of  Pembroke  Hall,  Cambridge, 
thus  celebrated  in  one  of  his  bal- 
lads. 

Last  of  the  Puritans,  The  Samuel 
Adams.  So  named  by  Edward  Everett, 
in  1825. 

Last  Traveller,  The  Viscount  George 
Annesley  Valentia,  in  Beloe's  "  Sexagena- 
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Late  American  Statesman,  A. 
Charles  Fenton  Mercer.  The  weakness 
and  inefficiency  of  the  government  of 
the  United  States  ...  L  1863. 

Late  Barrister  at  Law,  A.  Sir  John 
Strange  A  collection  of  select  cases  re- 
lating to  evidence.  By  .  ,  L.  1754. 

Late  Chief-Secretary  of  that  King- 
<<Lom,  A.  Sir  George  (afterwards  Earl) 
Macartney.  An  account  of  Ireland  in 
1778.  Priv.  printed,  1778. 

Late  Eminent  Prelate,  A.  William 
Warburton,  Bishop  of  Gloucester.  Let- 
ters from  ...  to  one  of  his  friends 
[Hurd,  Bp  of  Worcester].  L.  1809. 

Late  Fellow  of  All  Souls  College, 
•Oxford,  A.  Rev.  Arthur  Philip  Perceval. 
A  letter  to  the  members  of  both  Houses 
of  Parliament,  on  the  Dissenters'  peti- 
tions ...  L.  1834. 

Late  Fellow  of  King's  College,  A. 
Thomas  Ashton,  DD.  Extract  from  the 
case  of  the  electors  of  Eton  College  to 
supply  all  vacancies,  etc.  1771. 

Late  Graduate  of  Oxford,  A.  Fred- 
erick Naghten,  B.A.  A  metrical  version 


of  the  Song  of  Solomon,  and  other 
poems  ...  L.  1845 

Late  Learned  Judge,  A.  Sir  Geof- 
frey Gilbert.  An  historical  account  of 
the  .  .  .  law  of  devises  and  revocations. 
L.  1739. 

Late  Lord  Lyttelton,  The  Wil- 
liam Coombe  Letters  of  .  .  L  1806. 

Late  Master  of  the  Temple,  The. 
Caleb  Fleming  Natural  and  revealed 
religion  at  variance  .  L.  1758. 

Late  Member  of  the  University,  A. 
Theophilus  Lindsey  An  examination  of 
Mr.  Eobinson  of  Cambridge's  plea  for 
the  divinity  of  our  Lord  Jesus  Christ .  . . 
L.  1785. 

Late  Member  of  the  University,  A. 
Peter  Le  Page  Benoiif.  The  character  of 
the  Rev.  W.  Palmer  . ,  .  L.  1843. 

Late  Merchant,  A.  Asa  Greene.  The 
perils  of  Pearl  Street,  including  a  taste 
of  the  dangers  of  Wall  Street.  N.Y  1834. 

Late  Noble  Writer,  A.  Henry  St 
John  Bohnqbroke  A  vindication  of  nat- 
ural society  By  ...  or,  rather  T\  ritten 
in  ridicule  of  his  opinions,  by  Edmund 
Burke.  L  1762. 

Late  Officer  in  the  United  States 
Army,  A.  Jervase  Cutler.  A  topo- 
graphical description  of  the  State  of 
Ohio,  Indiana  Territory,  and  Louisiana . . . 
B. 1812. 

Late  Patriot  Prisoner,  A.  Tfiomas 
Jefferson  Sutherland.  Loose  leaves  from 
the  portfolio  of  . .  in  Canada.  N.Y. 
1840. 

Late  President  of  a  select  Chess 
Club,  The.  C.  Pearson.  Chess  exem- 
plified in  a  concise  and  easy  notation  . . . 
L  1842. 

Late  Prime  Minister,  A.  Duke  of 
Portland.  Letters  to  a  nobleman,  prov- 
ing ...  to  have  been  Junius.  With  an 
appendix  [by  A.  G.  Johnston].  L.  1816. 

Late  Recorder  of  Newcastle,  The. 
C.  Fawcett.  A  letter  to  ...  by  an  old 
friend.  1754. 

Late  Resident  at  Bhagulpore,  A. 
David  Hopkins  The  dangers  of  British 
India,  from  French  invasion ...  L.  1808. 

Late  Resident  in  Bengal,  A.  John 
iShore,  Lord  Teignmouth.  Considera- 
tions on  the  practicability  ...  of  com- 
municating to  the  natives  of  India  the 
knowledge  of  Christianity  ...  L.  1808. 

Late  Resident  in  the  Bast,  A.  John 
Hobart  Cannier,  B.D.  The  cadet ;  a  poem, 
in  six  parts,  containing  remarks  on  Brit- 
ish India ...  L.  1814. 

Late  Staff  Officer,  A.  Woodbourne 
Potter.  The  war  in  Florida;  being  an 
exposition  of  its  causes,  and  an  accurate 


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history  of  the  campaigns  of  Generals 
Clinch,  Gaines,  and  Scott ...  By  ... 
Bait.  1836. 

Late  Staff  Sergeant  of  the  13th 
Light  Infantry,  A.  John  Mac  Mullen. 
Camp  and  barrack-room  ...  L.  1846. 

Late  Steward  of  the  Sons  of  the 
Clergy,  A.  Nathaniel  John  Hollings- 
worth.  A  defence  of  the  Society  of  the 
Sons  of  the  Clergy  .  Newcastle,  1812. 

Late  Stipendiary  Magistrate  in 
Jamaica,  A  Stephen  Bourne.  —  See  "  A 
Resident  in  the  West  Indies  for  Thirteen 
Years " 

Late  Teacher,  A  William  Singleton. 
Mentor  and  Amander;  or,  a  visit  to 
Ackworth  School  ...  By  ...  [In 
verse.]  L.  1814. 

Late  Under  Secretary  of  State,  A. 
William  Knox.  Considerations  on  the 
present  state  of  the  nation  . .  L.  1789. 

Late  very  learned  and  reverend 
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Layman,  A.  Thomas  Carlyle.  An 
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Layman,  A.  Caleb  Fleming  An 
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Layman,  A  Samuel  K.  Jennings,  M  D. 
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Layman,  A.  William  Rivington. 
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Layman,  A.  Capt.  Matthew  Monta- 
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Layman,  A.  Theodore  Irving,  LL  D. 
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Layman,  A.  Rev  Andrew  Macgeorqe. 
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Layman,  A.  David  Rowland.  An 
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Layman,  A.  Arthur  Ellis.  Is  the 
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Layman,  A.  William  Itivington.  The 
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Layman,  A  Alexander  Dunlop.  The 
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Layman,  A.  John  Skinner,  Bishop 
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Layman,  A.  Thomas  Hughes,  A  lay- 
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Layman,  A.  Samuel  Greg.  Legacy 
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Layman,  A      Thomas  Gordon,   A  let- 


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Layman,  A.  Duncan  Lines,  of  Edin- 
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Layman,  A.  Sir  Geoige  Colcbroole, 
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Lay  mail,  A  Richaid  Gouqli.  A  let- 
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Layman,  A.  Thomas  James  Mathm*. 
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Layman,  A  Samuel  Sounders.  A 
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Lay-man,  A.  John  Shute  Ban  ingtvn 
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Layman,  A  Thomas  Cogan,  M.D. 
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Layman,  A.  John  Lamcount  Ander- 
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Layman,  A.  Prince  Jffoaie,  Esq.  (*) 
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Layman,  A.  Sir  William  Domville, 
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Layman,  A.  Tf  M.  Stevenson  The 
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Layman,  A.  Stephen  Colwell  Poli- 
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Layman,  A  John  Lowell,  LL  D. 
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Layman,  A.  Andrew  Wilson,  M.D. 
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dispute  between  the  author  of  the  "Di- 
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Layman,  A.  Sir  Walter  Scott.  Re- 
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Layman,  A.  B.  Bartlett.  Remarks 
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Layman,  A.  William  Witherby.  A 
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Layman,  A  Samuel  Austin  Alhbone. 
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Layman,  A.  Samuel  Heywood.  The 
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Layman,  A.  Edgar  Taylor,  in  his 
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Layman,  A  Sharon  Turner,  Esq. 
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Layman,  A.  William  Peter,  M.A. 
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phrase of  some  portions  of  Scripture; 
with  other  poems.  By  ...  L.  1834. 

Layman,  A.  Ralph  Nicholson  Wor- 
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Layman,  A.  Sir  Edward  Hall  Alder- 
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Layman,  A.  Thomas  Sanden,  M.D. 
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Chichester,  1815. 

Layman,  A.  James  Wardrop.  Ser- 
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Layman,  A.  George  Hardinge.  Three 
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Layman,  A.  Richard  Dykes  Alexan- 
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Layman,  A.  George  Griffin.  The 
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Layman,  A.   Thomas  Crowther  Broun^ 
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Layman,  A.  William  Oldisworth. 
Timothy  and  Philatheus  ...  By  ... 
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Layman,  A.  C.  N.  Cumlerlege  Ware. 
The  union  of  Church  and  State  ...  By 
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Layman,  A.  John  Edmonds  Stock. 
Umtananism  tried  by  Scripture,  etc. 
Bristol,  1840. 

Layman,  A.  John  Bevans,  Jr.  A 
vindication  of  the  authenticity  of  the 
narratives  contained  in  the  first  two 
chapters  of  the  Gospels  of  St.  Matthew 
and  St.  Luke  ...  By  ...  L.  1822. 

Layman,  A.  Orlando  Meads.  What 
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Layman,  A.  George  Brown.  Words. 
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Layman  of  Boston,  U.S  ,  A.  Hon. 
Nathan  Appleton.  The  doctrines  of  Origi- 
nal Sin  and  the  Trinity  ;  discussed  in  a 
correspondence  between  a  clergyman  of 
the  Episcopal  Church  in  England  [i.e. 
Rev.  William  Edward  Heygate]  and  .  .  . 
B.  1859. 

Layman  of  the  Church,  A.  William 
Edmonstoune  Aytoun.  The  Drummond 
Schism  examined  and  exposed.  Edinb. 
1842 

Layman  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A.  William  Knox.  Considera- 
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of  the  theocracy.  L.  1796. 

Layman  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A.  John  Watson.  The  New  Tes- 
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Layman  of  the  Church  of  Scot- 
land, A.  Thomas  Blackwood.  Remarks 
on  the  Constitution  of  the  Canadas, 
civil  and  ecclesiastical,  with  a  view  to  its 
amendment,  n.p.,  n.d. 

Layman  of  the  County  of  SuffoUfcf 
A.  P.  Deck.  The  advantage  of  a  na- 
tional observance  of  Divine  and  Human* 
laws  .  .  .  Ipswich,  1792. 

Layman,  A  Leeds.  George  Rawson, 
known  as  "A  Leeds  Layman,"  was  resid- 
ing at  that  city  when  he  contributed  15 
hymns  to  the  "Leeds  Hymn  Book," 
1853. 

Layne,  Pyngle.  J.  Fox  Turner.  A 
short  discourse  on  sermons  ...  L.  1855. 

Layton,  Lillie.  tilts.  Emetine  H. 
(Brown)  Johnson,  whose  last  poetical 
productions,  written  on  her  sick-bed, 
appeared  in  the  "American  Courier," 
Philadelphia,  1850,  under  the  above  sig- 
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Leal.  E.  Disosway  Fables  for  little 
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Leander,  Richard  Hichard  Voll- 
mann.  Traiimereien  an  franzosischen 
Kammen :  marchen.  1871.  12th  cd. 
1880. 

Learned,  Faithful,  Zealous,  and 
Reverend  Minister  of  the  Gospel  in 
the  Church  of  Scotland,  A.  Rev. 
Ebenezer  ErsLine.  The  groans  of  believ- 
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Learned  Hand,  A  Sir  Matthew 
Hale.  History  of  the  Common  Law  of 
England  In  the  Savoy,  1713 

Learned  Hand,  A.  Zachary  Grey, 
LLD.  A  preface  to  Dean  Moss's  ser- 
mons. By  . ..  L.  1732 

Learned  Judge,  A.  Sir  Francis 
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1708. 

Lebrun,  Alfred*  Alfred  Henneqmn. 
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Lebrun,  Camille.  Pauline  Guy  at. 
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Le  Clerc.  Mrs.  Samuella  (Mardis) 
Cowen,  who  has  written  for  several  South- 
ern journals  under  this  signature, — the 
«New  Orleans  Mirror,"  the  "Southern 
Literary  News,"  etc. 

Ledyard,  Hope.  Mrs.  F.  McCready 
Harris,  in  numerous  works  for  young 
people. 

Lee,  Alfred.  John  Clark  Ferguson. 
The  Empire  of  Music ;  and  other  poems. 
L.  1849 

Lee,  Alice  Gordon.  Mrs.  Alice  (Brad- 
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published  in  the  Philadelphia  "  Saturday 
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Lee,  Edith.  Miss  Florence  Bwckett. 
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Lee,  Griffin  Paschal  Beverley  Ran- 
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Lee,  Holme.  Harriet  Parr.  Annis 
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Lee,  Leila.  Miss  R.  Coe.  Wee  Wee 
Songs  B.  1859. 

Lee,  Minnie  Mary.  Julia  Amanda 
(Sargent)  Wood.  Hubert's  wife:  story 
for  you.  Bait.  1875. 

Lee,  Patty.  Miss  Alice  Gary,  who, 
under  this  pen-name,  wrote  a  series  of 
prose  sketches  and  essays  in  the  "Na- 
tional Era"  ( Washington,  D.C.). 

Lee,  Sheppard.  Robert  Montgomery 
Bird.  Sheppard  Lee  . . .  N.Y.  1836. 

Lee,  Stannic.    Mrs.  Laura  S.  Webb, 


who,  for  several  years,  contributed  poems 
and  sketches  to  various  papers  under 
this  pen-name. 

Lee,  Vernon  Violet  Paget  Belcaro, 
being  essays  on  sundry  aesthetical  ques- 
tions By  ...  L.  1881. 

Leevit,  Don  T.  B.,  of  Chickomango, 
Ohio,  ITS.  James  Mudie  Spence, 
F.E  G.S.  Life  on  the  Great  Ilydropa- 
thmm  ...  L.  1877. 

Lefebre,  Dr.  Rene*.  Jtfdouai  d  Labou- 
laye.  Pans  m  America  ...  NY.  1863 

Left  Hand,  The.  Benjamin  Franl- 
hn  A  petition  of  the  left  hand :  one  of 
the  bagatelles.  Written  about  1778. 

Le  G.,  C.  V.  Charles  Valentine  Le 
Grice  —  Sec  Lamb's  "  Elia/'  "  Christ's 
Hospital " 

Legion  Hon.  Robert  Baldwin  Sulli- 
van. Letters  on  responsible  govern- 
ment .  . .  Toronto,  1844 

Leicester,  Mrs.  Miss  Mary  Lamb. 
Mrs  Leicester's  school;  or,  the  history 
of  several  young  ladies  ...  L.  1808. 

Leigh,  Florence  Mrs.  Anne  T  ( Wil- 
bui )  Wood,  who  wrote  for  papers  and  pe- 
riodicals under  this  pen-name. 

Leigh,  Hart  John  Thomas  Denny, 
in  his  contributions  to  "Wideawake" 
(L.),  etc. 

Leigh,  Larrie  L  T.  Wat  ner.  The 
true  Grecian  bend.  N  Y.  187-. 

Leigh,  Stuart.  Mrs.  Mary  Bayard 
(Deiereux)  Clarke,  who  published  con- 
siderably under  this  pen-name. 

Leighton.  Jesse  Appleton,  S.T.D,, 
who,  under  this  signature,  wrote  for  the 
Boston  "Panophst"  and  the  "Piscata- 
qua  Evangelical  Magazine." 

Leila.  Mrs.  Emma  Barlow,  a  frequent 
contributor  to  "Harper's  Magazine," 
"Scribner's,"  and  other  periodicals. 

Leila.  Miss  Ella  Campbell,  who  con- 
tributed poetry  to  the  "  Louisville  (Ky.) 
Democrat,"  under  this  pen-name. 

Leina,  Wil  D',  Esq.,  of  the  Outer 
Temple.  Prof.  Daniel  Wilson.  Spring 
wild  flowers.  'Toronto,  1870. 

Leisurely  Saunterer.  J2ey  Edwaid 
Eggleston,  in  his  contributions  to  "  Hearth 
and  Home." 

Lemage,  Gaspard.  Jean  Charles 
Tache't  M.D.  La  Pleiads  Rouge  .  .  . 
Quebec,  1864. 

Lemoine.  Eugene  Lemome  Didier. 
The  life  and  letters  of  Madame  Bona- 
parte. N.Y.  1879 

Lena.  Mrs.  Mary  Torrans  Lathrop. 
In  early  life  her  signature  in  the  country 
paper. 

Lennox,  Mary.  Mrs.  Mary  Louise 
Cook.  AnteBellum.  P.  1869. 


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Leo.  J.  K.  Casey.  Rising  of  the 
moon.  L  18-. 

Leo.  Col.  —  Pemberton.  The  scape- 
goat. L.  1870. 

Leo,  Andre".  Mme.  L.  Champseix. 
Les  deux  filles  de  Monsieur  Plichon. 
Pans,  1865 

Leo,  Dr  D) .  Leo  de  CoJange  The  pre- 
servation of  beauty.  N.Y.  1877. 

Leo  the  Second.  Lawrence  Eusden, 
in  a  letter  contributed  to  the  "  Guard- 
ian," No  124,  Aug.  3,  1713. 

Leola  Mrs.  Lotila  (Kendall)  Rogers, 
whose  productions  consist  of  fugitive 
pieces,  many  of  them  published  in  the 
newspapers  of  the  day. 

Leoline.  Mrs.  Emma  B.  (Sargent) 
Dunham,  in  her  contributions  to  the 
"Christian  Leader"  (B  ),  etc. 

Leon.  Leonaid  BoiteL  Feuilles 
mortes.  Paris,  1836. 

Leoni,  Leone.  Dr.  John  D  Osborne, 
as  Paris  correspondent  of  the  "World" 
(NY.). 

Leontes  James  Bindley,  who  .was  the 
"  Leontes  "  celebrated  by  Dr  Dibdin  in 
his  "  Bibliomania  '*  and  in  the  "  Biograph- 
ical Decameron." 

Leroy.  Miss  Annie  M.  Barnwell,  who, 
under  this  signature,  has  been  a  frequent 
contributor  to  "  Scott's  Magazine  "  (At- 
lanta, Ga  ),  and  to  the  "Land  we  Love" 
(Charlotte,  NO). 

Leslie,  Emma     Mrs.  Dixon. 

Leslie,  Frank.  Frank  Collier,  pro- 
prietor of  "The  Chimney  Corner  "(N.Y.) 
and  numerous  other  publications. 

Leslie,  Mrs.  Madeline  Mis.  Harriet 
Newell  (Woods)  Baker.  Woodlawn  Se- 
ries. B. 1868 

L'Espion  Turc.  Giovanni  Paolo  Ma- 
rana.  Letters  sent  by  the  Turkish  Spy. 
L.  1770. 

L'Estomac,  Don  Bilioso  de.  Dr. 
John  Woodward.  The  lite  and  adven- 
tures of  .  .  [A  satire  on  Dr.  John 
Woodward.]  L.  1719.  By  Richard 
Mead,  M.D. 

Leto,  Pomponio.  Francesco  Nobili  Vt- 
telleschi.  Morale  induttiva.  Roma,  1882. 

Letter  H  ,  The.  Charles  G.  Halpine. 
Lyrics  by  ...  N.Y  1854. 

Levater,  Louis.  Louis  Adolphe  Spach, 
who  has  in  some  of  his  books  used  this 
pseudonym, 

Leviathan  of  Literature,  The.  Sam- 
uel Johnson. 

Levis,  Jeremy.  Laughton  Osborn. 
Sixty  years  of  the  life  of  ...  N.Y  1831. 

Lewald,  Fanny.  Mme  Fanny  (Le- 
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P. 187^ 


Lewis,    Augustin. 

Austin. 


Leii'is  or  Louis 


The  "Nation"  of  July  17,  1SS4,  points  out 
that  two  chapters  of  the  biography  of  Henry 
Imng  [by  Frederic  Daly]  are  copied  Trord  for 
word  from  an  article  published  m  the  "Dublin. 
University  Magazine  "  for  September,  1S77,  over 
the  signature  Augustin  Le^  is,  which  it  suspects 
to  be  an  anagram  of  the  real  name  of  the  author 
of  both  eulogies,  i.e.  "  Louis  or  Lewis  Austin." 

Lewis,  Henry.  A  H.  Lewis.  The 
Boston  boy.  B  1871. 

Lewis,  Monk.  Matthew  Giegoiy 
Leims.  The  monk .  a  romance.  L.  1795. 

Lewtral,  H  M.  Mary  Hartwell. 
Woman  in  armor.  N.Y.  1875. 

Lex  Publica,  Augustus  Gfranville 
Stapleton,  in  the  London  "  Morning  Her- 
ald," 1850-55. 

Libertas.  Petei  Brown.  The  fame 
and  glory  of  England  vindicated.  N.Y. 
1842. 

Libertas.  Hon.  Mrs  Caroline  Eliza- 
beth Sarah  (Sheridan)  Norton,  afterwards 
Mrs.  Stirling-Maxwell.  Letters  to  the 
mob  ...  L  1848. 

Libertas.  Charles  Mayo  Mlis.  The 
power  of  the  Commander  in  Chief  to  de- 
clare martial  law  ...  B.  1862. 

Libraire,  Un  P.  Chaillot,  jeune. 
Manuel  dulibraire  bibliothe'caire,  et  de 
I'homme  de  lettres  . . .  Paris,  1829. 

Lightfoot  John  Isaac  Ira  Allen,  in 
the  "Boston  Traveller,"  1857. 

Lightfoot  Michael  Martin. — See 
"  Thunderbolt." 

Lil.  Waterman  L.  Ormsby,  Jr.,  in  his 
contributions  to  the  "Sun"  (N.Y.). 

Lilburne.  James  Ealpli,  who  com- 
piled for  the  "Champion"  what  was 
called  an  "Index  to  the  Times,"  which 
contained  the  current  news  of  the  day, 
under  the  assumed  name  of  "  Lilburne." 

LUias.  Miss  Carter.  Class  Birnes 
(N.Y.),  etc. 

Lilly,  Lambert,  Schoolmaster. 
Francis  Lester  Hawks.  The  early  history 
of  the  Southern  States  ...  P.  1832. 

Limbertongue,  Mr.  James  Ham 
Fnswell.  Twelve  insides  and  one  out. 
Edited  from  the  papers  of  ...  L.  1855. 

Limner,  Luke,  Esq.  John  Leighton, 
F.S.A.  London  cries  and  public  edi- 
fices. L.  1847. 

Lincolnshire  Grazier,  A.  Thomas 
Hartwell  Horne.  The  complete  grazier. 
L.  1805. 

Llnconnue.  Mrs.  Janie  ( OUivar)  Ben- 
sont  whose  poems  appeared  for  the  years 
between  1861  and  1865  in  the  "Southern 
Field  and  Fireside,"  Augusta,  Ga. 

L'Ineonnue.  Mrs.  L.  Virginia  (Smith] 
French.  Kernwood ;  or,  after  many  days : 


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1867 

Llndau,  Heinrich,  Hermann  Ft ancle. 

Lindon,  Lilia.     Mrs.  Aggie  Graves. 

Lington^Burr,  D  LL.  &ay  Humboldt. 
Poems  and  letters  to  Don  Brown  by 
G.  JL,  alias  Burr  Lington,  D.LL,  Albany, 
1857 

Linkluwater,  Tim.  Mr.  Waldo,  in 
his  contributions  to  the  " Picayune" 
(Sew  Orleans,  La.). 

Llnois,  Georges.  Charles  de  Batz- 
Tienqueteon,  Amafenetre.  Calais,  1852. 

Linwood,  Lottie  Mrs.  Helen  M. 
Cooke. 

Lion-Killer.  Ce'cile  Jules  Basile  Ge- 
rard. 

Lips.     Wilhelm  Oertel 

Lisle,  Fernand  de.  Edmond  (De- 
manne  et  de)  Marine,  who  used  the  above 
as  one  of  his  pseudonyms. 

Listener,  The.  Rev.  John  Macgowan. 
Infernal  conferences;  or,  dialogues  of 
devils.  By...  L.  1772. 

Listener,  The.  Caroline  Fi-y.  The 
listener  in  Oxford.  L.  1839 

Literary,  Mrs.  Mrs  Bailie  Elizabeth 
(Hillyer  Ballard)  Maynard,  in  humorous 
contributions  to  periodicals,  etc. 

Literary  Antiquary,  A  F.  W  Fair- 
holt.  Holbein's  Dance  of  Death.  Edited 
by...  L. 

Literary  Lounger,  A.  J.  H.  Willis. 
Scraps  and  sketches;  or,  the  album  of 
.  . .  Quebec,  1830. 

Literary  and  Scientific  Association 
of  Elgin,  A  Member  of  the.  Dr. 
Taylor.  Edward  L  of  England  in  the 
North  of  Scotland  .  . .  Elgin,  1858. 

Little,  Thomas,  Esq.  Thomas  Moore, 
The  poetical  works  of  the  late  T.  L., 
Esq.  L.  1801. 

luittlejohjou  Dr.  R.  Slelton  Hacken- 
zie.  "The  present  'Weekly  Times' 
(I/.)  started  with  some  new  features. 
Une  of  these  was  an  article  on  the  lead- 
ing events  of  the  week,  signed  '*  Little- 
John/  The  name  was  a  pseudonym,  but 
not  that  of  any  actual  person.  Two  of 
the  gentlemen  who  under  it  wrote  per- 
haps Longer  than  any  others  were  Dr. 
Shelton  Mackenzie  and  Mr.  Frederick 
Guest  Tomlins." 

Ldttlejohn.  Frederick  Guest  Tomlins. 
"In  Ins  early  days  he  was  a  contributor 
to  Hetherington's  'Poor  Man's  Guardi- 
an/ and  latterly  to  the '  Weekly  Times/ 
in  which  the  series  of  articles  signed 
'Idttlejohn '  were  from  his  pen," 

Ldttlejohn,  Hugh.  John  Hugh  Lock- 
hart,  son  of  John  Gibson  Lockhart  and 
grandson  of  Sir  Walter  Scott,  for  whom 


the  latter  wrote  "  Tales  of  a  Grandfather  'J 
He  died  when  a  child. 

Littlepage,  Cornelius.  James  Pent- 
more  Cooper.  Satanstoe:  a  tale  of  the 
Colony.  NY  18(50 

Littleton,  Mark.  John  Pendleton 
Kennedy.  Swallow  barn.  P.  1832. 

Live  American,  A.  Henri/  Moifotd. 
Over  sea,  or,  England,  France,  and 
Scotland  as  seen  by  ...  N.Y.  1867. 

Liverpool  Merchant,  A.  Henry  Ar- 
thur Brtffht  (*).  Free  Trade  Policy,  ex- 
amined with  respect  to  ...  our  Colomal 
System  . . .  L  1846. 

Lizard,  John.  Dr  Edward  Young,  m 
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19,  1713). 

Uewellyn,  Robert  Sanders.  —  See 
"  Spencer,  Nath." 

Lleyon,  Gutto.  Griffith  Robert  Jones, 
at  one  time  of  Lleyn,  Carnarvonslure, 
was  once  called  by  a  bard  "  Gwyrgant's 
Boswell." 

Iducen.  Rev.  John  Gulkn,  of  Ead- 
cliffe-on -Trent,  in  his  contributions  to 
various  British  newspapers  and  reviews. 

Local  Artist,  A.  John  0,  Fei  nihough. 
Pen  and  ink  sketches  of  Liverpool  town 
councillors,  by  ...  Liverpool,  I860. 

Local  Preacher,  A.  William,  JECenry 
Rodd.  Impetus.  An  address  to  the- 
members  of  the  Wesleyan  Methodist 
Association  .  .  .  By  .  .  .  Penzance, 
1844. 

Locke,  Una.  Mrs.  Una  Locke  Bailey. 
The  school  at  Elm  Oak  and  the  school 
of  life.  NY.  1861. 

Locker,  Ajrthur  J.  H.  Forbes.  Sir 
Goodwin's  ITolly :  a  story  of  the  year 
1795  . .  L.  1864 

Lockfast.  William  Henry  Simmons, 
in  the  "Collegian"  of  Harv.  Univ. 
Cambridge,  1830. 

Locomotive.  Rev.  Moses  Harvey >  of 
St.  Johns,  Newfoundland,  in  his  contri- 
butions to  various  local  periodicals 

Log,  Abel.  Rev.  Charles  Butler  Great- 
rex.  Whittlings  from  the  West:  with 
some  account  cf  Butternut  Castle  .  .  . 
Ediab.  1854 

Logan.  Townsend  Ward.  Letters  .... 
P.  18-. 

Logan.  John  Neal.  Logan,  a  family 
history.  P.  1822. 

Logan.     Thomas  Bangs  Thorpe   C2) 
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life  ...    N.Y.  1854. 

Logan,  OUve,  Mrs.  Olwe  (Logan} 
Sikes.  Get  thee  behind  me,  Satan  1  a 
home-born  book  of  home-truths  .  .  . 
3MT.  1872. 

Lola.    Jtfrs.  Emma  (Moffett)   Wynne,. 


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who,  during  the  civil  \var,  occasionally 
contributed  to  the  "  Field  and  Fireside  " 
(Augusta,  Ga  )  under  this  pen-name. 

Lombard,  A.    Benjamin  Smart. 

'*  The  fluctuations  of  our  money  system,  Mr 
Smait's  occupation  enabled  him  to  consider 
with  peculiar  advantages;  and  accoidmgly,  in 
addition  to  frequent  communications  on  points 
of  fact  ('  Gent  Mag  ,'  Nov.  1811,  424,  signed  <  B 
8  '),  he  entered,  under  the  signature  of  '  A  Lom- 
baid,'  into  an  extensive  theoretical  discussion 
on  the  eubiect,  of  which  the  pages  of  this 
(•Q-ent')  Magazine  fiom  1813  to  1820  bear 
pi  oof." 

Lombarda,  Una.  Felicita  Morandi. 
Ghirlanda  di  fion  per  1'mfanzia  e  per 
Fadoles<!enza.  1857. 

London  Antiquary,  A.  John  Camden 
Hotten.  A  dictionary  of  modern  slang, 
cant,  and  vulgar  words  ...  L.  1850-00. 

London  Hermit  F.  Parke,  Poetry 
and  essays.  L.  18-. 

London  Merchant,  A.  C.  W.  Stokes. 
An  inquiry  of  the  Home  Secretary  as  to 
whether  Professor  Tyndall  has  not  sub- 
jected himself  [m  his  Belfast  Address] 
to  the  "Penalty  on  persons  expressing 
blasphemous  opinions"  ...  By...  L. 
1874. 

London  Physician,  A.  James  How- 
ard. The  evils  of  England,  social  and 
economical.  L  1848. 

London  Physician,  A.  JEduard 
Smith.  M  D.  How  to  get  fat ...  L. 
1865. 

London  Physician,  A.  Samuel 
DicLson.  Memorable  events  in  the  life 
of  ...  L.  1863. 

London  Physician,  A.  William 
Augustus  Guy,  Hf.D.  Principles  of  for- 
ensic medicine.  L.  1844. 

London  W.  Joseph  H.  Dean,  editor 
of  "Bicycling  "World"  (Boston). 

Londoner,  A.  Walter  White.  A  L  *s 
walk  to  the  Land's  End ;  and  a  trip  to 
the  Scilly  Isles.  L.  1855, 

Londoner,  A.  Charles  Lamb.  "The 
Londoner/'  contributed  to  the  "Re- 
flector" 

Long,  Silent.  Rev.  Thomas  T.  Lynch. 
The  ethics  of  quotation  ...  L.  1850. 

Long  Island  Farmer  Poet.  Blood- 
(joodE  Gutter. 

Longchamps."  John  C.  Delitte,  Paris 
correspondent  of  the  "Spirit  of  the 
Times"  (N.Y.). 

Looker-On,  A.  John  Dix  Ross.  Lo- 
cal loiterings,  and  visits  in  the  vicinity 
of  Boston  ...  B,  1845. 

Looker  On,  A.  Hector  Orr.  A  sketch 
of  Caraden  City,  New  Jersey,  with  a  view 
to  business.  By  ...  Camden,  1873. 

Looker  On  from  America,  A. 
diaries  Brandon  JBoi/nton.  The  four 


great  powers.  England,  France,  Russia, 
and  America  . . .    Cin.  1866. 

Looker-On-Here  in  Vienna.  Mrs. 
Mary  E.  Andersen.  The  merchant's 
wife. 

Lord  and  Lady  there,  The.  Lord 
George  G-remnlle  Nugent,  and  Lady  Nugent. 
The  legends  of  the  library  at  Lilies,  by 
...  L.  1832. 

Lord  Bishop    of   Oxford.      Robert 
Lowth,  D.D.    Sermon  before  the  Society 
for  the  Propagation  of  the  Gospel .  . 
By...    L.  1771. 

Lord  Chief  Commissioner  of  the 
Jury  Court,  The.  William  Adam.  Ex- 
tracts from  a  paper  entitled  Statement, 
etc.,  by  .  . .  Edinb  (*)  1823. 

Lorenzo  Lorenzo  Dow.  Polemical 
works  of  Lorenzo.  N.Y.  1814. 

Lorimer,  Mary.  M.  0.  B.  Dunning. 
Among  the  trees,  journal  of  walks  in 
the  woods  . .  .  N.Y.  187-. 

Loring,  Laura.  Laura  Lormg  Pratt. 
Juveniles.  B.  1874-75. 

Lorm,  Hieronymus  Hemrick  Landes- 
mann.  High-life  in  der  Vorstadt,  in, 
«  Ueber  Land  und  Meer."  1878 

Lorrain,  Camille.  ffippolyte  Babou, 
who,  under  this  signature,  contributed  to 
Parisian  journals 

Lorraine,  Mrs.  Felix.  Lady  Caro- 
line (Ponsonby)  Lamb 

"  Lord  Beaconsfield,  in  '"Vivian  Grey,*  roughly 
sketched  the  poi trait  of  the  subject  of  our  articfe 
in  'Mrs  Felix  Lorraine.'  At  end  of  the  first 
edition  of  that  work  (1827)  . .  .  there  is  a  key  to 
the  novel,  m  which  these  disguised  and  real 
names  amongst  others  are  given  — '  Marquis  of 
Caiabas, MarquisofClanricarde ,  'Mr.Foaming 
Fudge,'  Mr.  Brougham;  ' Mr.  Charlatan  Gas,' 
Mr.  Canning ;  *  Lord  Past  Century,'  Earl  of 
Eldon,  'Mr  Liberal  Principles,'  Mr.  Husfcis- 
son  ;  *  the  Duke  of  "Waterloo,1  the  Duke  of  Wel- 
lington ;  *  Prince  Hungary,*  Prince  Esterhazy ; 
1  the  Marchioness  of  Almacks,*  the  Marchioness 
of  Londonderry  ;  'Mrs.  Felix  Lorraine,*  Lady 
Caroline  Lamb;  '  Stanislaus  Hoax,'  Theodore 
Hook;  'Lord  Pnma  Donna,'  Lord  William 
Lennox ,  and  *  the  Marquis  of  Grandgout,'  the 
Marquis  of  Hertford."  —  See  "Gent.  Mag,*' 
October,  1S83,  pp. 'ail,  42. 

Lorreqner,  Harry-  Charles  James 
Lever.  Charles  O'Malley.  L.  1841. 

Lorrimer,  Laura.  Mrs  Julia  (fin- 
ley)  Shelton,  who,  under  this  signature, 
was  a  contributor  to  various  journals 
and  magazines,  "North  and  South,"* 
"Godey's  Lady's  Book,"  "Louisville 
Journal,"  and  "Field  and  Pireside" 
among  others. 

Lot,  Parson.  Rev.  Charles  Kings- 
ley 

"It  was  at  one  of  these  gatherings M  at  MJV 
Maurice's,  *'  towards  the  end  of  1847  or  early  in- 
1848,  when  Eingsley  found  himself  in  a  minority 
of  one,  that  he  said  jokingly,  he  felt  much  as  Lot 
must  have  felt  in  the  Cities  of  the  Blain  when  he 


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seemed  as  one  that  mocked  to  his  <Bons-in  law. 
The  name '  Parson  Lot '  was  then  and  there  sug- 
gested, and  adopted  by  him  as  a  firmliar  nom  de 
plume  He  used  it  from  1S4S  up  10  1856 ,  at  fii  st 
constantly,  latterly  much  more  rarely.  But  the 
name  was  chiefly  made  famous  by  his  writings 
in  '  Politics  for  the  People,'  the  « Christian  So- 
cialist,' and  the  *  Journal  of  Association,'  three 
periodicals  which  covered  the  years  from  '48  to 
*52,  by  'Alton  Locke,'  and  by  tracts  and  pam- 
phlets, of  which  the  best  knovra  is  'Cheap 
Clothes  and  Nasty.' " 

Lothrop,  Amy.  Miss  Anna  B  War- 
ner. Dollars  and  cents.  P.  1860. 

Loti,  Pierre  Julien  Viaud.  Azyade  : 
le  mariage  de  Loti  and  le  roman  du 
Spahi.  Paris,  188- 

Lottie.  Miss  C.  Walker.  Leaves 
blown  together.  By  ...  L  1865. 

Louis  Louis  Dutens,  in  Beloe's  "  Sex- 
agenarian/' Vol.  2,  p.  100  2d  ed.  L. 
1818. 

Louisa,  Aunt.  Mrs  Richard  Valen- 
tine. Wee  Wee  Stories.  N.Y.  187-. 

Lounger,  A  Frank  Fowler.  Dottings 
of...  L.  1859. 

Lounger,  A.  John  Matthews.  Eloisa 
en  dishabille.  A  new  version  of  that 
lady's  celebrated  epistle  to  Abelard,  in 
English  metre.  L.  1780. 

This  jeu  d 'esprit  has  been  attributed  to  Por- 
son,  Coleridge,  and  Mathias ,  but  Moore,  ui  his 
"Life  of  Byion,"  says  it  was  written  by  John 
Matthews,  Esq.,  of  Belmont,  Herefordshire, 
and  that  Porson  was  in  the  habit  of  leciting  it, 
and  even  printed  an  edition. 

Lounger,  A.  William  Bromet,  M.D., 
F.S.A.  Perigrine  in  France ;  or ... 
journal.  L.  18-. 

Lounger,  A,  an  Old  Maid,  and  Lady 
Honora.  Alexander  M Gibbon.  An- 
swer to  the  satirical  poem  on  Stirling. 
In  three  respondendos  . . .  Stirling,  1809. 

Lounger,  The.  George  William  Cur- 
tis, probably  his  signature  in  some  paper 
or  periodical. 

Lounger,  The.  Joseph  B.  Gilder,  in 
his  contributions  to  the  "  Critic  and  Good 
Literature  "  (N.Y.). 

Lounger  at  the  Clubs,  The.  Ed- 
mund Yates,  in  the  "  Illustrated  Tunes  " 
for  many  years,  from  1855. 

Lounger  in  the  Lobby,  The.  Royal 
W  Merrill,  in  his  contributions  to  the 
"Press"  (P.). 

Love,  James.  James  Dance.  Pamela : 
a  comedy.  L.  1742. 

Lovechild,  Mrs.  Lady  Eleanor  Fenn. 
The  child's  grammar.  L.  1851. 

Lovechild,  Solomon.  Lady  Eleanor 
Fenn.  Sketches  of  little  boys  and  girls. 
1852. 

Lovechurch,  Leonard.  Rev.  George 
Smith,  of  Sheffield.  A  letter  to  the  in- 
habitants of  Sheffield  on  a  subject  which 


has  lately  made,  and  is  likely  to  make, 
much  noise  in  the  town  and  neighbour- 
hood ;  or,  a  short  peal  on  the  new  bells 
. . .  Sheffield,  1709. 

This  pamphlet,  signed  ' '  L  L  ,"  was  reprinted 
from  the  "Countiy  Spectator"  (Gamshoiougli, 
1792-93),  wbeie  it  was  subscribed  "Leonard 
Lovechurch." 

Lovel.  John  Lamb,  father  of  Charles. 
—  See  Lamb's  "  Elia/'  "  The  Old 
Benchers,"  etc. 

Lovemore,  Sir  Charles.  Mrs.  N. 
Manley  de  la  Riviere  The  adventures  of 
Blvella ;  or,  the  history  of  the  author  of 
the  Atalantis  .  .  L.  1714. 

Lovengood,  Sut.  George  W.  Harris. 
Sut  Lovengood :  yarns  spun  by  a  "  Nat'- 
ral  born  durn'd  Fool " ;  warped  and  wove 
for  public  wear.  P.  1S7-. 

Lover  of  Christ,  A.  Rev.  John  CoUett 
Rt/iand.  The  life  and  actions  of  Jesus 
Christ...  By...  L.  17GG 

Lover  of  Christian  Liberty,  A.  Wil- 
liam Matthews.  Considerations  on  public 
worship  ...  By  ...  Bristol,  1808. 

Lover  of  Episcopacy,  A.  JZachary 
Grey,  LLD.  A  century  of  eminent 
Presbyterian  preachers ;  or,  a  collection 
of  choyce  sayings,  from  the  publick  ser- 
mons before  the  two  houses,  from  Novem- 
ber, 1640,  to  Jan  31,1648.  (The  day  after 
the  king  was  beheaded.)  By ...  L.  1723. 

Lover  of  38Yee  Grace,  A.  John  Wes- 
ley. What  is  an  Arminian'2  answered. 
By ...  L  1770. 

Lover  of  her  Sex,  A/  Mary  AstelL 
A  serious  proposal  to  the  ladies  ...  By 
...  L.  1695. 

Lover  of  his  Country,  A.  Henry 
Fielding.  The  crisis  :  a  sermon  on  Rev. 
xiv.  9, 10, 11  . . .  L.1741. 

Lover  of  his  Country,  A.  George 
Ridpath.  A  discourse  upon  the  union  of 
Scotland  and  England  .  . .  n.p.  1702. 

Lover  of  his  Country,  A.  William 
Macintosh,  of  Borlum.  An  essay  on  the 
husbandry  of  Scotland  . . .  Edinb.  1702. 

Lover  of  his  Country,  A.  William 
Smith,  D.D.  An  historical  account  of 
the  expedition  against  the  Ohio  Indians 
in  1764,  tinder  the  command  of  Henry 
Bouquet,  Esq. By  ...  P  1766. 

Lover  of  his  Country,  A.  Caleb 
Fleming.  The  immorality  of  prophane 
swearing  demonstrated  ...  L.  n.d. 

Lover  of  his  Country,  A.  Rev.  Ar- 
thur Ashley  Sykes.  A  letter  to  a  friend 
.  . .  Lf  1717. 

Lover  of  his  King  and  Country,  A. 
3.  Hat/ward.  A.  letter  to  the  inhabitants 
of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland  ...  By ... 
L.  1756. 


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Lover  of  his  Memory,  A.  John 
Rhodes.  Fruits  of  a  father's  love :  being 
the  advice  of  William  Penn  to  his  chil- 
dren ...  L  1726. 

Lover  of  History,  A.  Zachary  Grey, 
LL.D  A  caveat  against  Mr  Berij  Ben- 
net,  a  meer  pretender  to  history  and  criti- 
cism. By  ...  L.  1724. 

Lover  of  Literature,  A.  Thomas 
Green,  Esq.  Diary  of  ...  Ipswich, 
1810. 

Lover  of  Mankind,  A.  Anthony 
Benezet.  The  Mighty  Destroyer  dis- 
played ...  the  dreadful  havock  made  by 
the  . .  use  as  well  as  abuse  of  distilled 
spintuoits  liquors.  By  ...  P.  1774. 

Lover  of  Mankind  and  of  Common 
Sense,  A.  John  Wesley.  The  desidera- 
tum ;  or,  electricity  made  plain  and  use- 
ful. By...  L.  1769. 

Lover  of  Old  England,  A.  Daniel 
Defoe.  Mercurius  politicus  . .  .  L.  1720 

Lover  of  Order,  A.  Rev.  Joseph 
Bretland,  in  the  "Theological  Reposi- 
tory »  (L.). 

Lover  of  Order,  A.  William  God- 
win (?).  Considerations  on  Lord  Gren- 
ville's  and  Mr.  Pitt's  bills,  concerning 
treasonable  and  seditious  practices,  etc. 
By...  L.1795. 

Lover  of  Peace  and  Order,  A. 
Esther  Tuke.  An  address  to  the  inhabi- 
tants of  the  city  of  York  . . .  By  . . . 
York,  about  1794. 

Lover  of  Peace  and  the  Public 
Good,  A.  John  Humfreif.  Letters  to 
Parliament-Men  ...  L.  1701. 

Signed  "J.  H." 

Lover  of  Peace  and  Truth,  A. 
Joseph  Priestley.  A  free  address  to  those 
who  have  petitioned  for  the  repeal  of  the 
late  act  of  parliament,  in  favour  of  the 
Roman  Catholics.  L.  1780. 

Lover  of  Peace  and  Truth  in  this 
Church,  A  Rev.  James  Adams.  Mar- 
row-chicaning displayed  ...  n  p.  1726. 

Lover  of  Stability.  Noah  Webster. 
Article  in  the  "  Hampshire  Gazette." 

Lover  of  that  innocent  and  health- 
ful diversion,  A.  George  Smith.  "The 
Angler's  Magazine"  . . .  (L.  1754). 

Lover  of  that  People,  A.  John 
Barclay.  An  affectionate  address  to 
such  of  the  people  called  Mends  as 
reside  in  London  and  its  vicinity.  By 
...  L.1818. 

Lover  of  the  Church  of  England, 
A.  Patrick  Drewe.  The  Church  of  Eng- 
land's late  conflict  with,  and  triumph 
over,  the  spirit  of  fanaticism  ...  L. 
1710. 

Lover  of  the  Fine  Arts,  A.    Maria 


(Gowen)  *  Brooks.  Judith,  Esther,  and 
other  poems  ...  B.  1820. 

Lover  of  the  Gospel,  A.  Joseph 
Priestley  D.D.  A  familiar  illustration 
of  certain  passages  of  scripture  ...  L. 
1772. 

Lover  of  the  Gospel,  A.  Thomas 
Reader.  A  letter  to  ...  [Dr.  Priestley! 
...  L.  1772. 

Lover  of  the  Protestant  Religion, 
A.  Rev.  William  Wright.  The  Jacobite 
curse  . . .  Glasgow,  1714. 

Lover  of  the  Publick  Welfare,  A. 
Andrew  Stevenson.  De  mumcipum  jura- 
mento  . . .  Edinb.  1746. 

Lover  of  the  Pare  Gospel,  A.  Sil- 
vanus  Gibbs.  The  Calvinistic  doctrine  of 
election  and  reprobation  exploded :  in  a 
letter  to  a  friend  . . .  Plymouth-Dock, 
1820, 

Lover  of  the  Truth,  A.  Jonathan 
Warne.  The  Babel  of  Quakerism  thrown 
down  ...  L.  1739. 

Lover  of  the  Truth  in  Fife,  A.  Rev . 
Wdliam  Campbell,  of  Dysart.  A  just  view 
of  the  principles  of  the  Presbytery  of 
Belief  . . .  Edinb.  1778. 

Lover  of  the  Word,  A.  Harvey  A. 
Ingham.  Glad  tidings;  or,  walks  with 
the  wonderful  .  .  .  Rochester,  N.Y., 
1868. 

Lover  of  Truth,  A.  Thady  Fitzpat- 
rick.  —  See«T.P." 

Lover  of  Truth,  A.  George  Coade,  Jr., 
of  Exeter.  A  letter  to  a  clergyman 
relating  to  his  sermon  on  the  30th  Janu- 
ary, n.p.  1746. 

Lover  of  Truth,  A.  Rev.  David 
Wilson.  A  modest  apology  for  the  con- 
duct of  Seceders  ...  L.  1773. 

Lover  of  Truth  and  Decency,  A. 
John  JEwer,  Bishop  of  Landaff ,  A  vindica- 
tion of  the  Bishop  of  Landaffs  sermon 
. . .  N.Y.  1768. 

Lover  of  Truth  and  Liberty,  A. 
James  Ralph.  The  history  of  England 
during  the  reigns  of  K.  William,  Q. 
Anne,  and  K.  George  I. ...  L.  1744. 

Lover  of  Truth  and  Mankind  uni- 
versally. Francis  Hatt.  Friendly  ad- 
vice to  children  and  all  mankind  in  gen- 
eral ...  By  ...  n.p.  1765. 

Lover  of  Truth  and  Peace,  A.  Rev. 
Arthur  Ashley  8ykes.  The  external  peace 
of  the  Church  only  attainable  by  a  zeal 
for  Scripture  in  its  just  latitude  ...  I/. 
1716. 

Lover  of  Truth  and  the  British 
Constitution,  A,  Caleb  'Evans,  D.D. 
A  letter  to  ...  John  Wesley  on  his  Calm 
Address  to  the  American  Colonies  . . . 
L.  1775. 


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Lover  of  Zion,  A.  John  Glass,  the 
founder  of  the  "Glassites."  A  letter 
.  .  .  discovering  the  mystery  of  national 
church  covenanting  under  the  New  Tes- 
tament Edinb.  1728 

Lovette,  Lillie      Mr.  M.  W.  Torreij. 

Lowe  Farmer,  The.  William  Law 
Gane,  an  English  and  Canadian  writer 
He  wrote  for  the  "  Royal  Ladies'  Maga- 
zine "  in  1830,  and  afterwards  for  "  Black- 
wood,"  the  "New  Monthly  Magazine," 
the  " Gentleman's  Magazine,"  "Eraser," 
the  "Tablet,"  "Douglas  Jerrold's  Maga- 
zine," "  Household  Words/'  and  finally 
for  "Punch."  He  also  contributed  to 
the  "  Metropolitan,"  the  "  Cabinet,"  and 
"Bentley's  Miscellany,"  and  was  editor 
of  the  "Lady's  Magazine,"  the  "  Court 
Magazine/'  and  the  "  Town  and  Country 
Magazine",  was  sub-editor  of  the  "Morn- 
ing Chronicle/'  and  wrote  for  the  "  Sun  " 
and  other  dailies  and  weeklies.  Becom- 
ing acquainted  with  Cobbett,  he  contrib- 
uted several  papers  to  "  Cobbett's  Maga- 
zine/' Coming  to  Canada  in  1860,  Mr. 
G.  contributed  prose  and  poetry  to  the 
"Saturday  Header,"  Montreal,  and  in 
1865  edited  a  comic  weekly  called  the 
"Sprite,"  Quebec. 

Lugay,  H.  de.  Henri  Rochefort  de 
Lugay.  "Le  mousquetaire "  of  Alex. 
Dumas.  Paris,  1854. 

Lucifer.  John  Ball.  The  baptism  of 
fire.  B.  1877. 

Lucius.  One  of  the  signatures  adopted 
by  Junius  (q  v.). 

The  letters  subscribed  "Lucius"  i elate  ex- 
clusively to  the  dismission  of  Sir  Jeffery  Am- 
Tierst  from  his  post  of  G-overnoi  of  Virginia  for 
the  sole  purpose,  as  it  should  seem,  of  ci eating  a 
T>ost  for  the  Earl  of  Hillsborough's  intimate 
friend,  Lord  Botetourt,  who  had  completely 
ruined  himself  by  gambling  and  extravagance  — 
JAWJES,  Junius. 

Tne  first  of  these  letters  appeared  in  the 
«« Public  Advertiser,"  Aug.  10, 1768. 

Lucius.  Dr.  Samuel  Parr,  who  con- 
tributed papers  on  Troy  and  the  Troad 
to  the  "  British  Magazine  "  signed  "  Lu- 
cius." 

Lucius.  Rev.  James  Match  Piggot 
Dennis,  B.A  ,  F.G  &  A  letter  to  Lord 
John  Russell ...  By  ...  L.  1848 ;  and 
another,  1850. 

Ludlow,  Johnny.  Ellen  (Pi  ice)  Wood. 
Anne,  and  other  tales.  By  ...  188-. 

Ludlow,  Park.  Theron  Brown,  Nick 
Hardy  at  college ;  or,  the  wooden  spoon. 
B.  188-. 

Ludolff,  M.  Luise  Huyn.  Beata.  1880. 

Luganski,  Kosak.  Vladimer  luano- 
vitch  Dahl  Chmoel.  St  Petersburg,  183~. 

Lulu.    Miss  Louise  G.  HalL    Manna : 


night  and  morning;  selected  and  arranged 
by  ...  NY.  1880. 

Lunar  Wray,  A.  Minot  Judson  Sav- 
age. At  the  back  of  the  moon.  B  1870 

Lunettes,  Henry.  Margaret  O.  Cor\- 
Umg.  American  gentleman's  guide  to 
politeness  and  fashion.  N  Y  187- 

Lunt,  Irene  Irene  Bradbury,  in  her 
contributions  to  the  "  Cottage  Hearth." 

Luola.  Mrs.  Mary  (Ayer)  Miller,  who, 
under  this  pen-name,  published  poems  in 
the  youth's  department  of  the  "  North 
Carolina  Presbyterian  "  and  the  "  Cen- 
tral Presbyterian"  (Richmond,  Va  ),  and 
"vrote  several  Sunday-school  books  for 
the  Presbyterian  Board  of  Publication. 

Lycurgus.  John  Kent,  a  frequent  con- 
tributor to  the  "  Public  Advertiser  "  dur- 
ing 1769,  and  an  opponent  of  the  minis- 
try. He  is  classed  among  the  claimants 
to  the  "  Junius  Letters  "  (qv).  See  also 
"'  Private  Letters  of  Junius,"  No.  5. 

Lycus.  John  Fitzgibbom,  2d  Earl  of 
Clare,  in  Byron's  "Childish  Recol- 
lections" (Newark,  1807). 

Lyle,Annot  Mrs.Annot  (Li/le)  Saxon, 
who  contributed  poems  and  sketches  to 
the  "American  Courier"  (P.)  under  this 
signature. 

Lyle,  Currer.  Mrs  M  Louise  (Royeis) 
Crossley,  who,  under  this  pen-name,  con- 
tributed some  of  her  most  finished  arti- 
cles to  the  "  Literary  Companion  "  (pub- 
lished in  Ncwnan,  Ga ). 

Lyn,  R.  Sir  Robert  Walpole  The  life 
of  Mr  R.  Lyn,  etc.  L.  1728. 

Lynceus.  Frederick  Starr,  Jr.  Let- 
ters for  the  people  . . .  N.Y.  1853. 

Lyndon  Mrs  Matilda  A.  Bright. 
Margaret:  a  story  of  life  in  a  prairie 
home  .  .  .  N.Y.  1868. 

Lyndon,  Barry.  George  Lowell  Aus- 
tin Under  the  tide.  B.  1870. 

Lyndon,  Barry,  Esq.  William  Male- 
peace  Thackeray  The  memoirs  of  . .  * 
written  by  himself  L.  1856. 

Lyndon,  Mary.  Mrs.  Mary  (Ncal 
Sergeant  G-ove)  Nichols.  Mary  Lyndon; 
or,  revelations  of  a  life.  An  autobi- 
ography. N.Y.  1855. 

Lynn  Bard,  The.  Alonzo  Lewis. 
forest-flowers  and  sea-shells.  B  1831. 

Lynn,  Ethel.  Mrs.  Elhel  Lynn  Besrs. 
General  Prankie :  story  for  little  folks. 
N.Y.  1863. 

,  Lyon,  Bonnet  de.  Ame*d€e  Sonnet. 
Eloge  du  docteur  Alph,  Dupasqmer. 
Paris,  1849. 

Lyrist,  The.  E.  Randies,  who  was  the 
lyrist  mentioned  by  Miss  Seward  in  her 
poem  called  "  Llangollen  Vale." 

Lysander.      Rev.     Thomas     Frognall 


17T 


Dibdin,  who  was  the  "  Lysander  "  of  his 
own  "  Bibliomania." 

Lysander.  James  Cheetham.  Annals 
of  the  Corporation  relative  to  the  late 
contested  elections  . .  .  N.Y  1802. 

IJysander.  William  P.  Van  Ness.  A 
correct  statement  of  the  late  melancholy 
affair  of  honor  between  General  Hamil- 


ton and  Colonel  Burr  .  .  .  July  11, 1804 
.  .  By...  NY.  1804. 

Liyttelton,  Lord.  William  Coombe, 
Esq.  Lord  L.'s  letters.  L.  1784. 

Lyttte,  Byrd.  E.  Victona  Lomax. 
Mary  Austin ;  or,  the  new  home.  P  1870. 

Ijyulph.  H.  R.  Lumley.  Something 
hke  a  nugget :  a  drama.  By ...  L,  1868. 


M. 


M.  Mr.  Macintosh,  editor  of  the 
"  Buffalo  News/*  in  his  contributions  to 
various  periodicals. 

M.  Thomas  Manning,  the  Cambridge 
mathematical  tutor. — See  Lamb's  "Elia," 
"  Dissertation  on  Roast  Pig,"  and  "  The 
Old  and  New  Schoolmaster/' 

M.  Maunde,  dismissed  schoolmas- 
ter.—See  Lamb's  "Elia,"  "Christ's 
Hospital" 

M.  Mai/nard,  who  hanged  himself. — 
See  Lamb's  "Elia,"  "The  South-Sea 
House." 

M.  Joseph  Mellish,  his  signature  to  a 
paper  in  the  "  Microcosm,"  published  at 
Eton  College,  1787. 

M.  Rev.  Gerard  Moultrie,  who  contrib- 
uted 35  hymns  to  the  "People's  Hymnal " 
(1867),  some  of  which  are  signed  "M," 
others  with  the  initials  of  his  nom  de 
plume, "  D.  P  ,"  for  "  Desiderius  Pastor  "  ; 
and  one  is  signed  "  The  Primer  " 

M.    Alexander  Pope.  —  See  "  Bavius." 

M.  Rev.  William  Lewis  Rham,  his 
well-known  signature  in  the  London 
"  Gardeners'  Chronicle." 

M.    Matthew  F  Ward. 

M.  Sir  George  Steuart  Mackenzie, 

Bart.  A  letter  to  William  Rae,  Esq 

on  the  public  execution  of  criminals. 
Edmb.  1815 

M.  Hugh  Miller.  Letters  on  the 
herring  fishing  in  the  Moray  Frith.  In- 
verness, 1820. 

M.,  tie  Marquis  de.  M.  Moise  Schwab. 
Melanges  bibliographiques.  Marseilles, 
1880. 

M.,  Mrs.  Mrs.  Basil  Montagu.  —  See 
Lamb's  "Elia,"  "Oxford  in  the  Vaca- 
tion." 

M.,  A.  A.  Mannington.  Footprints  of 
the  holy  dead ;  trans L.  1868. 

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M.,  A,  a  Layman  Alexander  Murray. 
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M.,  A.  B.  Arthur  Bache  Matthews,  as 
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M.,  A.  B.  Rev.  Artemas  Bowers  Muz- 
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M.,  A.  D.  Louis  Charles  Alfred  de 
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M.,  A  D ,  H.F.S  A.  Albf  Ang€  Denis 
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M.,  A.  S.  A.  S.  Moffat  Cedar  Brook 
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M ,  B.  Mrs.  Barbara  (Miller)  Macan- 
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M.,  B.  Barclay  de  Mounteney.  Letter 
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M.  B.j  Draper.  Jonathan  jSwift.  A 
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M.  B.,  Drapler.  Jonathan  Swift* 
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M.,  B.  A.  Brother  Azarias  Mullany. 
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M.,  C ,  J  H.  G  and  M.  B  Respec- 
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M.,  C.,  Vicar  of  Brixworth.  Rev. 
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M.,  Mr.  C  J.  Chailes  Julius  Mickle. 
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M,  C.  P.  Christopher  Parr  Hale. 
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M.,  E.  A.  Mrs.  E.  A  Haddock. 
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M'G,  J.  John  M'Gilchrist,  M.D. 
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M.,  J.  W.  H.  John  William  Henry 
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M.,  Li.  M.  Mrs.  Louise  (Chandler) 
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M.,  M.  M.  Miss  M.  M.  Montgomery. 
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M.,  T.  C  ,  M.B  ,  F  L  S  Sir  Thomas 
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M.,  W.  William  Mason.  —  See  "  A 
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M.,  W.  Rev.  William  Maslell,  M.A. 
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M.,  W.  S.  William  Shaw  Mason. 
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MacArone,  Mat.     Theodore  P.  Cook. 

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constituents,  dated  fiom  Windsor  Castle,  with 
attempted  humor  equally  reprehensible,  called 
the  then  member  for  Edinburgh,  'Mr.  Babble- 
tongue  ILicaulay,*  in  a  pooi  play  upon  bis  second 
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MacCarte,  Duncan,  a  Highlander. 

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McGratli,  Terence.  Henry  A.  Blake. 
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Mack  Joseph  B  McCullough,  editor 
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McKenzie,  Christine.  Miss  Annie 
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Mackworth,  Humphry.  Robert 
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Macleod,  the  late  Dr.  Archibald. 
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1828. 

MaePacke,  Jose,  a  "bricklayer's 
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nutshells.  By  ...  L.  1785. 

Macrobin,  Mark  Allan  Cunningham, 
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M'Rory,  Rev.  Rory.  James  Cameron 
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yarn  By  the  .  minister  of  Tobersnory, 
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MacSarcasm,  Rev.  Sir  Archibald, 
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Macsarconica,  Archy,  F.R.S.  Thom- 
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Mac-Shinie,  Gillespie.  Archibald 
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the  distinguished  family  of  Eraser,  Pry- 
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Maeswell.  TF.  L.  Russ,  in  his  contri- 
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MacWhirter,  Theresa,  WhlstOLebin- 
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Mace,  Sloper  Charles  Godfrey  Le- 
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Mad  Poet,  The.  McDonald  Clarke. 
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Mada.  Mary  Latham  Clarke.  Birth- 
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Madison,  Virginia.  Mrs.  Sallie  A. 
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Marzroth,  Dr.  Moritz  Barach.  La- 
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Maevius.  Dr.  Richard  Russell.  —  See 
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Maga.     Blackicood's  Magazine. 

Magenta.  Capt.  Mahon  —  See  "  Cav- 
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Maggie,  Aunt.  Mrs.  Raymond  Blath- 
wayt,  in  her  contributions  to  various  peri- 
odicals 

Maggie,  Aunt     Mrs.  Henshaw. 

Magistrate,  A.  Patrick  Colquhoun, 
Esq.  A  treatise  on  the  police  of  the 
Metropolis  ...  By  ...  L.  1796. 

Magistrate  for  Middlesex,  A.  John 
Thomas  Barber  Beaumont.  Letters  on 
public  house  licensing.  By  ...  L. 
1816. 

Maglone,  Barney.  Robert  A.  Wilson, 
in  his  contributions  to  the  "  Republic  " 
(B.). 

Magoogin.  JoJin  J.  Jennings,  in  his 
contributions  to  the  "Post-Dispatch" 
(St.  Louis,  Mo  ). 

Magpie.  William  H.  Well).  Word 
method  primer.  N.Y.  1859  (*). 

Maguire,  Aunt.  Mrs  Fiances  Miriam 
Berry,  in  Godey's  "Lady's  Book." 

Maharba.  John  Abraham.  An  impe- 
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keard,  1872. 

Mahmut  the  Spy.  Giovanni  Paolo 
Marana,  a  Jesuit.  The  Turkish  spy.  The 
eight  volumes  of  letters  writ  by  Mahmut, 
the  Spy,  who  lived  five  and  forty  years 
undiscovered  in  Paris,  unfolding  the  in- 
trigues of  the  Christian  courts  between 
1637  and  1682.  L.  1770. 

The  work  has  been  characterized  as  "specn- 
lating  very  freely  on  all  subjects,  under  a  mask 
of  bigotry." 

Hairet,  Jeanne.  Mme.  Mary  (Sealy) 
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Maitland,  Mrs.  Margaret.  Mrs. 
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1855. 

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Major,  The.     Ben  Perky  Poore. 
Makewright,  George  Washington. 

Frank  Cahill,  in  his  contributions  to  the 
"  Saturday  Press  "  (P.). 

Malack,  Muly.  Mordecai  Manuel 
Noah,  in  the  New  York  "Times,"  1811. 

Malagr  owther,  Malachi.  Sir  Wa Iter 
Scott.  Thoughts  on  the  proposed  change 
of  currency  . . .  Edinb.  1826. 

Malakoff.  Dr.  W.  F.  Johnston,  in  the 
New  York  "Times" 

Malet,  fcucas.  Mrs.  (Kingsky)  Har- 
rison. Mrs.  Lorimer.  a  study  in  black 
and  white.  L.  1883. 

Malone,  Carroll.    M.  McBuiney. 

Maltitz,  Hermann  von.  Hermann 
Klencke,  who,  under  this  name,  published 
a  long  series  of  historical  and  social  nov- 
els from  distinguished  German  authors. 

Mambrino.  H.  D.  McKmney,  Janes- 
ville  (0.)  correspondent  of  "The  Spirit 
of  the  Times"  (N.Y.). 

Man,  A.  Hoi  ace  Ifa/pcfe,  Earl  of  Or- 
ford.  Reflections  on  the  different  ideas 
of  the  French  and  English  in  regard  to 
cruelty  ...  By  ...  L.  1759. 

Man  about  Town,  The.  The  papers 
in  the  "Star"  (N.Y.)  under  the  above 
pseudonym,  are  contributed  by  Charles 
E.  File,  P.  McCann,  William  H.  Muldoon, 
and  others* 

Man  in  the  Claret-Colored  Coat, 
The.  Edward  S.  Gould.  The  Sleep 
Eider;  or,  the  Old  Boy  in  the  omnibus. 
N.Y.  1843. 

Man  in  the  Moon,  The.  Captain 
Anstmther,  of  Spencerfield.  A  letter  .  .  . 
to  Mr.  Anodyne  Necklace  ...  L.  1725. 

Man  in  the  Moon,  The.  Daniel  De- 
foe. A  letter ...  to  the  author  of  the 
"True  born  Englishman."  L.  1705. 

Man  in  the  Moon,  The.  Joseph 
Browne.  The  moon  calf  ...  n  p.  1705. 

Man  in  the  Moon,  The.  — See  "  The- 
manin  them  oon  /* 

Man  of  Business,  A.  John  Ashton. 
Autumn  holidays.  By  . . .  Manchester. 
1876.. 

Man  of  Business,  A.  T.  Dicker. 
The  Christian  life  exemplified  in  the 
memorials  and  remains  of  ...  L.  1852. 

Man  of  Business,  A.  William  Rath- 
lone,  Jr.  Social  duties  . . .  benevolence 
and  public  utility.  By  ...  L.  1867. 

Man  of  Fashion,  A.  John  Mills  (*). 
IVHorsay;  or,  the  follies  of  the  day. 
By..*  Ji.1844 

"The  personages  introduced  figure  under 
flimsy  disguises,  and  the  reader  will  hardly  need 
a  *  key '  to  indicate  the  originals  of  the  Earl  of 
Ohesterlane,  Mr.  Pelbara,  General  Beel,  kord 
George  Bedtick,  Mr.  George  Bobbins  (*  too  Prince 
of  Auctioneers '),  the  Marquis  of  Itiveiioid,  Lord 


Huntmgcastle,  Mister  Slonghraan,  Joe  Banks 
(the  'Stunner'),  the  Earl  of  Bywoiden,  the 
Countess  of  Rwington,  the  Earl  of  Raspberry 
Hill,  'the  cncumciscd  duvei  of  the  cabriolet' 
(Benjamin  Disraeli),  and  the  Maiqms  of  Here- 
for£l;*>__See  "  Maclise  Poi  trait  Gallery,"  p.  290. 

"Man  of  Kent,"  A.  Robert  Cowtan. 
Passages  from  the  autobiography  of  ... 
1817-1865,  L.  1866.  Edited  by  Regi- 
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Man  of  the  People,  The.  Charles 
James  For. 

Man  of  the  People,  The.  William 
Thomson.  The  man  in  the  moon  ...  L. 
1783. 

Man  of  the  Revolution,  The.  Sam- 
uel Adams,  so  termed  by  Jefferson,  in 
1825. 

Man  of  the  Times,  A.  John  Pendle- 
ton  Kennedy.  Letters  of  ...  to  the  citi- 
zens of  Baltimore.  Bait  1830. 

Man  of  the  World,  A.  Charles  Phil" 
lips.  Napoleon  the  Third  ...  L. 
1854. 

Man  who  wishes  to  "be  Governor 
of  Pennsylvania,  A.  Geoige  W.  Wood- 
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Managing  Clerk,  A  G.  Stuart.  A 
concise  system  of  book-keeping  .  .  . 
By...  L.  1862. 

Manchester  Layman,  A.  Rev.  J. 
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in  words  of  one  syllable  only  . . .  Man- 
chester, 1860. 

Manchester  Man,  A.  Rev.  j:  Lamb. 
Free  thoughts  of  ...  L.  1866. 

Manchester  Man,  A.  Richard  Burn. 
The  present  and  long-continued  stagna- 
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cure  .  .  .  By  .  .  .  Manchester, 
1870. 

Manchester  Manufacturer,  A.  Rich- 
ard Cobden.  England,  Ireland,  and 
America.  By . . ,  1835. 

Manchester  Poet,  The.  Charles 
Swam. 

Manchester  Prison  Philanthropist, 
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Manchester  Spinner,  A.  John  Cam- 
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(Manent,  Groviora.  James  J?.  Man- 
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Physicians  and  Surgeons.  N.Y  1841. 

Manetti,  Fanny.    Fanny  Smith. 

Manfred.  — Pteston.  Lord  Byron 
vindicated :  or,  Eorae  and  her  pilgrim  . . . 
L.  1876. 

Manhattan.  Charles  Alexander  Nel- 
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"Bookseller  and  Stationer."  Chicago, 
1881-84. 

Manhattan.  Joseph  A.  Scoville,  who, 
at  the  time  of  his  death  in  1864,  was  the 


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correspondent  of  the  "  London  Herald " 
and  "  London  Standard "  under  this  sig- 
nature. 

Manley,  Jack.  The  stories  in  the 
"Boys  and  Girls'  Weekly"  (N.Y.)  over 
this  pseudonym  were  partly  written  by 
Alfred  Trumble  and  partly  by  Charles 
Hull  Webb. 

Manlius.  Christopher  Gore.  Manlius; 
with  notes  and  references.  B.  1794. 

Mann,  Nellie  A.  Helen  A.  Mamnlle. 
Heart  echoes:  book  of  poems.  N.Y. 
1874. 

Mannering,  Max.  Josiah  Gilbert  Hol- 
land, in  the  "  Springfield  Republican  "  in 
1830-51. 

Mannering,  May.  Mrs.  Harriet 
J*.  H.  Nowell.  Helping  hand  series. 
B.  187-. 

Manners,  Mrs.  Mrs.  Cornelia  H. 
(Bradley)  Richards  At  home  and 
abroad;  or,  how  to  behave.  N.Y. 
1853. 

Manners,  Mrs.  Horace.  Algernon 
Charles  Swinburne,  Ms  signature  in  the 
"Tatler"  (L.). 

Manners,  Motley.  Augustine  J.  H. 
Duganne.  Parnassus  in  Pillory :  a  satire. 
fr.Y.  1851. 

Mansfield,  Walworth,  W,  H.  Wal- 
ton. Love  for  life.  18-. 

Manson,  James  B.,  Bannockburn. 
James  Murray.  The  Bible  in  school . . . 
Edinb.  1852. 

Manton,  Kate.    Mrs.  S.  G--  Knight. 

Manuel,  Elrnest.  Ernest  L'Spine. 
Lalegende  de  Croque-Mitaine.  Paris, 
1863. 

Maori.  James  Inglis.  Sport  and  work 
on  the  Nepaul  frontier ;  or,  twelve  years' 
sporting  reminiscences  of  an  indigo 
planter.  L.  1878. 

Maple-Knot.  Ebenezer  Clemo.  The 
life  and  adventures  of  Simon  Seek; 
or,  Canada  in  all  shapes.  Montreal, 
1858. 

Mar,  Helen.    Mrs.  D.  M.  F.  Walker. 

Marble,  Major.  Rev.  Henry  T.  Chee- 
ver.  The  whale  and  its  captors.  N.Y. 
1849. 

Marcellus.  John  Quincy  Adams,  who, 
1790-94,  varied  his  law  practice  by  occa- 
sional communications  to  the  "Boston 
Centinel "  signed  "  Publicola  "  and  "  Mar- 
cellus." 

Marcellus.  Allan  Ramsay,  Jr.,  in  his 
contributions  to  the  "Public  Adver- 
tiser "  (L.  about  1776),  on  the  war  with 
America. 

Marcellus.  Am€d&  Marteau,  in 
"L'Esprit  des  Femmes."  Paris,  1860. 

MarceUus.     Noah    Webster.     Letter 


to  the  Honorable  Daniel  Webster  on  the 
political  affairs  of  the  United  States. 
P.  1837. 

Marcb,  Anne.  Constance  Fenimore 
Woolson.  The  old  stone  house  ...  B. 
1873. 

March,  Marjorie.  Augusta  Liebich, 
in  her  contributions  to  the  "  House- 
hold." 

March,  Walter.  Odando  Bolivar 
Willcox.  Shoepac  recollections.  N.Y. 
1856. 

Marcliffe,  Theophilus.  William  God- 
win. The  looking-glass:  a  true  history 
of  the  early  years  of  an  artist  [William 
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Marcoy,  Paul  Lorenzo  de  Saint-  Cricq. 
Travels  in  South  America  from  the 
Pacific  Ocean  to  the  Atlantic  Ocean. 
Translated  from  the  French.  L.  1875. 

Marcullus.  Philip  G.  Kershaw.  Re- 
flections on  itinerary  parliaments  .  .  . 
Montreal,  1856 

Marcus.  William  Charles  Wells,  M.D. 
In  the  latter  part  of  the  year  1780  he 
published  an  account  of  Mr.  Henry 
Laurens,  some  time  president  of  the 
American  Congress,  m  the  form  of  a 
letter  under  the  signature  of  "Marcus," 
to  the  printer  of  the  "Public  Adver- 
tiser." 

Marcus.  Oliver  Wolcott.  British  in- 
fluence in  the  affairs  of  the  United 
States  proved  and  explained.  B.  1804. 

Marcus.  Joseph  Blunt  An  examina- 
tion of  the  expediency  and  constitution- 
ality of  prohibiting  slavery  in  the  State 
of  Missouri  .  . .  N.Y.  1819. 

Marcus.  William  P.  Van  Ness.  Let- 
ters addressed  to  De  Witt  Clinton,  Esq.. 
...  N.Y.  1810. 

These  letters  originally  appeared  in  the 
"  Pougbkeepsie  Barometer,"  1805. 

Marcus.  Matthew  L.  Davis.  The  plot 
discovered.  Poughkeepsie,  1807. —  See 
also  "Philo-Cato." 

Margaret,  Aunt.  Miss  Margaret  (?) 
Buchan,  a  well-kno-vm  writer  for  the 
"St.  Nicholas"  in  1883,  became  princi- 
pal of  Wolfe  Hall,  a  school  for  young 
ladies  at  Denver,  Colorado. 

Maria.  Clemens  Brentano.  Satyren 
uncl  poetische  Spiele.  Leipsic,  1800. 

Maria  del  Occidente.  Mrs.  Maria 
(Gowen)  Brooks,  ^vho,  in  "The  Doctor" 
is  styled  by  Southey  "the  most  impas- 
sioned and  the  most  imaginative  of  all 
poetesses,"  and  who  received  from  him 
the  name  of  "  Maria  del  Occidente." 

Marlaker,  Bile.  ]£variste  Otfprien 
Felix  Boulay-Paty.  Odes  nouvelles. 
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Marie.  Harriet  M.  Skidmoi  e.  Beside 
the  Western  Sea.  a  poem.  N.Y.  1878. 

Marietta.  Miss  Harrietts  Mary  Brad- 
ley. Minnie's  birthday;  and  other  juve- 
nile stories.  L.  186-. 

Marine  Officer,  A  Major-General 
Andrew  Burn.  Who  fares  the  best,  the 
Christian  or  the  man  of  the  world  *  By 
. .  .  L  1792 

3Iariotti,  Luigi.  Antonio  Cat  lo  Napo- 
leone  GaUenga.  Italian  grammar.  L.  1868. 

Maritzburg,  Pieter.  Rev.  T.  Jacl- 
son.  The  fire  of  London.  18-. 

Marius  Thomas  Day.  The  letters 
of  ...  or,  reflections  upon  the  Peace,  the 
East  India  Bill,  and  the  present  crisis. 
L.  1784 

Marius,  Claude.  Claude  Marius  Du- 
planif  A  nom  de  theatre. 

Mark,  Uncle.  Mark  Lemon.  —  See 
"Ponny." 

Markham,  Mrs.  Mrs.  Elizabeth 
(Cart-aright)  Penrose.  New  children's 
friend  .  . .  L.  1836 

Markham,  Howard.  Mary  Cecil 
Hay.  Old  Myddleton's  money.  L.  18-. 

Markham,  Pauline.  Mrs.  Margaret 
(Hale)  McMahon. 

Marlay.     D   W.  Chapman. 

Marling,  Matt.  The  stories  in  the 
"Boys  and  Girls'  Weekly"  (N.Y.),  over 
this  pseudonym,  were  partly  written  by 
A/fled  Trumble,  and  partly  by  Charles 
Hull  Webb. 

Marlinsky,  The  Cossack.  Alexander 
Bestoujeff,  a  Russian  poet,  who,  under 
this  name,  wrote  small  novels  and 
sketches  for  the  "  Telegraph,"  a  period- 
ical of  Moscow,  and  for  some  others. 

Marlitt,  E.  Henriette  Fnederike 
Christiane  Eugenie  John.  Old  Marnselle's 
secret ...  P.  187-. 

Marlow,  The  Right  Hon.  Ijady 
Harriet.  William  Bedford.  Modern 
novel  writing;  or,  the  elegant  enthusiast, 
and  interesting  emotions  of  Arabella 
Bloomville  .  .  L.  1796. 

Marmaduke,  Sir.  Theodore  TiHon. 
The  sexton's  tale,  and  other  poems 
N.Y.  1867.  Probably  his  signature  to 
contributions  to  the  press. 

Married  Critic,  The.  Jules  Gabriel 
Janin. 

Marryat,  Florence.  Mrs  Florence 
(Marryat)  Ross-Church,  in  her  numerous 
works  of  fiction. 

Marsden,  Frederick.  W.  A.  Sliver. 
Clouds .  comedy.  N.Y.  187-. 

Marshall, .  Thomas  Holcroft.  The 

German  hotel :  a  comedy.    L.  1790. 

Marshall,  William,  Gent.  Horace 
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translated  by  ...  from  the  original  of 
Onuphrio  Muralto,  Canon  of  the  Church 
of  St  Nicholas,  at  Otranto.  L.  17G5. 

Martel.  Rev.  Washington  Fi  Qthm<jham, 
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Martel,  Charles.  Thomas  Ddf.  The 
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1855. 

Martesia,  Honoria.     Judith  Sargent. 

Martext,  Oliver.  James  Cook  Rich- 
mond, a  member  of  the  "Polyglot  Club," 
which  consisted  of  the  nine  editors  of 
the  "  Harvard  Register."  Camb.  1827-28. 

Martin,  Edward  Winslow.  James 
D.  McCabe.  History  of  the  Grange 
Movement  Chic,  1874. 

Martingale.  Charles  White.  English 
country  life  ...  L  1813. 

Martingale,  Hawser.  John  Sher- 
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the  sea.  B.  1867. 

Martlet.  Richard  Bint/ham  Davis,  in 
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Magazine." 

Martyn,  William  Frederick.  Rev. 
William  Mavor,  LL  D.  Dictionary  of 
natural  history.  L.  1784. 

Martyne,  Herbert.  William  Tait 
Ross,  a  Scottish  poet. 

Marvel,  Andrew  William  Goddard, 
printer  of  the  "  Constitutional  Courunt," 
of  which  only  one  number  was  issued, 
Sept.  21, 1765,  and  issued  at  Burlington, 
New  Jersey.  There  is  a  copy  in  Harvard 
College  library. 

Marvel,  Ik  Donald  Giant  Mitchell. 
Reveries  of  a  bachelor ...  1851.  —  See 
"  Opera  Goer,  An  " 

Mary,  Aunt.  Mary  A.  Lathbitri/. 
Fleda  with  the  \  oice,  with  other  stones. 
N.Y.  1876. 

Mary,  Aunt.  Miss  JLTany  Low.  A 
peep  into  Uncle  Tom's  Cabin.  By  . .  . 
L.  1853. 

Mary,  Cultivator.  Miss  Man/  Ase- 
nath  Short,  who  is  well  known  at  the 
West,  having  frequently  written  under 
this  signature  for  the  "  Ohio  Cultivator," 
and  for  "  Grace  Greenwood's  "  "  Little 
Pilgrim."  Her  later  poems  were  signed 
"Fanny  True." 

Marylander,  A.  Reverdy  Johnson. 
The  dangerous  condition  of  the  Coun- 
try...  Bait.  1867. 

Mask.  Probably  James  Grant.  St. 
Stephen's ;  or,  pencillings  of  politicians. 
L,  1830.  See  "Notes  and  Queries,"  6th 
S*r.,  L,  60,  373,  896, 467. 

Mason,  Ida.  Eliza  A.  Mason  Fisher, 
in  her  contributions  to  "Peterson's  Ladies' 
Magazine"  (P.  about  1860),  etc. 

Massachusettensis.    David  Leonard. 


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Origin  of  the    American   contest  with 
Great  Britain  .  . .    N.Y.  1775. 

Also  m  a  seues  of  political  letters  (17)  he  con- 
tubuted  to  the  Boston  newspapers,  frequently  10- 
piinted  PeeSabin, "  Dictionary  of  Books  i  elating 
to  America,"  No  40,097  Inthecontioversyoeci- 
sioned  by  these  lettei  s,  John  Adams  i  ephed,  under 
the  pseudonym  of  " .Novanglus." 

Massachusetts.  Ehas  Haslett  Derby. 
His  signature  in  the  Boston  papers.  See 
"A  Rail-Road  Director." 

Massachusetts  Lawyer,  A.  John 
Lowell,  Jr  Review  of  a  treatise  on  ex- 
patriation by  George  Hay,  Esq  By  ... 
B.  1814. 

Massachusetts  Yankee,  A.  Lyman 
Hotchkiss  Bayg.  His  signature  in  the 
"Anglo-American  Times"  (L.  1876)  and 
the  "Nation"  (NY  1880). 

Master  Mason,  A.  —  Ward.  Free- 
masonry: its  pretensions  exposed  .  .  . 
N.Y.  1828 

Master  of  Arts,  A.  William  King, 
LL.D.  Elogium  fama  inserviens  Jacci 
Etonensis,  sire  Gigantis ,  or,  the  praises 
of  Jack  of  Eton,  commonly  called  Jack 
the  Giant :  collected  into  Latin  and  Eng- 
lish metre,  after  the  manner  of  Thomas 
Sternhold,  John  Hopkins,  John  Burton., 
and  others  ...  By  ...  L.  1749. 

Master  of  Arts  of  the  University 
of  Oxford,  Ar  William  Asplm  Alki- 
bla:  a  disquisition  upon  worshippiug 
towards  the  east ...  By  ...  L.  1/28- 
31. 

Master  of  Arts  of  Trinity  College, 
Cambridge,  A.  R.  Allen  The  life, 
times,  and  travels  of  Abraham.  L. 
1875. 

Master  of  the  Grammar-School  at 
Arundel,  The.  Charles  Caraccioh.  An- 
tiquities of  Arundel:  by  ...  L. 
1760. 

Mata.     William  R.  Thompson. 

Materfamilias  Mrs.  C.  M.  Sell. 
Tales  from  the  Odyssey,  for  boys  and 
girls,  N.Y.  1880. 

Mathetes.  John  Wikon  (Christopher 
North),  in  Coleridge's  "Friend." 

Soon  after  leaving  the  university  (of  Oxford), 
he  purchased  the  beautiful  estate  of  Klleray,  on 
the  noble  lake  of  Wmdermere,  which  led  to  his 
intimacy  with  Wordsworth,  Southey,  Quillinan, 
Coleridge,  and  DeQuincey.  Here  he  contributed 
eome  fine  letters  to  Coleridge's  "  Friend,*'  under 
the  signature  of  "  Mathetes."  See  "  Maclise  Por- 
trait Gallery,"  p.  60. 

Mathilde.  Henriette  Friederilce  Amalie 
von  Hohenhausen,  in  her  contributions  to 
Lecke's  "  Monatrosen.'* 

Ma9os,  ©ffo$.  Thomas  South.  Early 
magnetism ...  L,  1846. 

Matilda.        Mrs.    Matilda    Caroline 


(Smiley)    Edwards.       Poems    by  ... 
llichmond,  1851. 

Matrimonial  Monomaniac,  A.  L 
A.  Abbot.  Seven  wives  and  seven  pris- 
ons ;  or,  experiences  in  the  life  of  ... 
N.Y.  1870. 

Matthews  &  Co.  Leicester  Sill  Buck- 
ingham. Aggravating  Sam:  a  comic 
drama  ...  L  1854. 

Matthey,  A.  Arthur  Ainould.  Zoe 
Chien-Chien.  Paris,  1881. 

Matthias  Lord  Bishop  of  Chiches- 
ter.  Matthias  Mawsont  D.D.  A  sermon 
.  .  before  the  .  . .  Society  for  the  Propa- 
gation of  the  Gospel  in  Foreign  Parts  . .  . 
February  18,  1712-43.  By  ...  L. 
1743. 

Maude.  Miss  Clotilda  Jennings.  Lin- 
den Rhymes  .  . .  Halifax,  1854 

Maurice,  Caesar,  Esq.  Dr.  George  JF. 
Baqby. 

Maurice,  Jacques.  James  W.  Morris. 
K.  N.  Pepper,  and  other  condiments. 
N.Y.  1859. 

Mauris,  Maurice.  Marquis  de  Caq- 
lengano,  a  native  of  Nice,  a  Garibaldian, 
and  an  ardent  admirer  of  Victor  Hugo. 

Mauritius,  Pfaflfe.  Moritz  Hartmann. 
Eeimchromk  des  Pf  affen  Mauritius.  1840. 

Maury,  J.  C  F.  Auguste  Tillet. 
Treatise  on  the  dental  art ...  P.  1842. 

Mawe,  Thomas.  John  Abercrombie. 
Every  man  his  own  gardener.  L.  1767. 

Mawr,  Eta.  Elizabeth  Colling.  Far 
and  near ;  or,  translations  and  originals 
...  L.  1856. 

Max.  William  H.  Maxwell.  Novels 
and  tales.  L.  187-. 

May.    M.  Porter. 

May,  Cora.    Mrs.  Jennie  Curtis. 

May,  Edith.  Anna  Drinker.  Katy's 
story.  P.  1855. 

May,  Mattie.  Mrs.  C.  R.  Brown. 
Ethel  Button.  B.  1880. 

May,  Morna.    Miss  Leila,  B.  Bickford. 

May,  Sophie.  Rebecca  Sophia  Glarle. 
The  Asbury  twins.  B.  187-. 

Mayfield,  Frank.    Daniel  Starnes. 

Mayfield,  Millie.  Mrs.  Mary  Sophie 
(Shaw)  Homes.  Carrie  Harrington;  or, 
scenes  in  New  Orleans.  N.Y.  1857. 

Mayflower,  Minnie.  Mrs.  Catharine 
(Stratton)  Ladd,  who  contributed  tales, 
sketches,  essays,  and  poems  to  various 
journals,  under  the  signatures  "  Minnie 
Mayflower,"  "Arcturus,"  "Alida,"  and 
"Morna." 

May  Fly.  Wellington  Somerset.  A 
Continental  tour  ...  L.  1871. 

Maynard,  Walter,  Thomas  Wilhrt 
Beale,  The  enterprising  impresario.  L. 
1867, 


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186 


Mayne,  Hope.    Mrs.  E.  Auderton. 

Mayne,  fceger  D.  W.  B.  Dick,  S.  A. 
Frost,  and  W.  Taylor.  What  shall  we  do 
to-night l  or,  social  amusements.  N.Y. 
1873. 

Mayo,  Frank.    Fionas  Maguire. 

Me.  H.  C.  Banner.  Remarks  by  Me, 
contributed  to  "Puck"  (N.Y.) 

Me,  the  Hon  B.  B.,  Esq.  Joseph 
Green.  Entertainment  for  a  winter's 
evening  ...  B.  1750. 

Me,  Phil  Arcanos,  Gent.,  Student 
In  Astrology.  Joseph  Green.  The 
Grand  Arcanum  detected  . . .  1755. 

Mechanic,  A.  Chailes  Devonshire. 
Clara ;  or,  the  marriage  feast .  . .  Pal- 
mouth,  1836. 

Medical  Man,  A.  Forbes  Watson. 
Flowers  and  gardens;  notes  on  plant 
beauty.  L.  1872. 

Medical  Student,  A.  Robert  Douglas. 
Eeminiscences  of  ...  in  the  "New 
Monthly  Magazine"  for  1843-44. 

"  Several  of  his  early  effusions  first  appeared 
in  the  '  Q-lasgo-w  Courier '  with  the  Celtic  signa- 
ture of « Sholto.' " 

Medico  Campo,  Don  Richardo  de. 

Gabriel  Harvey.  The  trimming  of 
Thomas  Nash  ...  L.  1871. 

Medicus.  George  Bott  Churchill  Wat- 
son. Hints  for  pedestrians,  by  ...  L. 
1842. 

Medicus.  John  Epps,  M  D.  Internal 
evidences  of  Christianity,  deduced  from 
phrenology.  By  ...  member  of  the 
Edinb.  Phren.  Soc.  Edinb.  1827. 

Medicus.  Forbes  Benignus  Winslow. 
On  the  nature,  symptoms,  and  treat- 
ment of  cholera.  By  ...  L. 
1831. 

Medicus.  Daniel  Denison  Slade, 
M.D.  Twelve  days  in  the  saddle.  A 
journey  on  horseback  in  New  England, 
during  the  autumn  of  1883  ...  By  ... 
B.  1884. 

Medicus  Cantabrigiensis.  John 
Spurgin.  Wisdom,  intelligence,  and  sci- 
ence, the  true  characteristics  of  Emanuel 
Swedenborg ...  L.  1862. 

Medicus  &  Co.  Joshua  T.  Woodhead. 
The  golden  referee,  a  guide  to  health . . . 
By  ...  Liverpool,  1874. 

Medlus.  Benjamin  Franklin.  Re- 
marks and  facts  relative  to  the  American 
paper  money.  P.  about  1765. 

Medlar,  Momus.  James  Smith.  Mac- 
beth travestie.  By  ...  L.  1852.  [In 
"Rejected  addresses;  or,  the  new  thea- 
trum  poetarum."  By  J.  and  H.  Smith.] 

Medlecott,  Humphrey.  For  the  sup- 
posed editor  of  the  "  Observator."  L. 
1718. 


Medley,  Matthew.  Anthony  Aston. 
The  fool's  opera.  L.  1731. 

Meirion.  W.  Owen,  in  his  contribu- 
tions to  the  "  Monthly  Magazine."  L. 
1803. 

Mel,  Mary.  Mary  E  Bennett.  Poems 
and  tales,  by  ...  Mary  Campbell  [pseud  J, 
etc.  N.Y.  1851 

Mela  Britannicus.  Charles  Kel- 
sall. 

Melata,  Don  Macario  Padua.  Ftfix 
Amat.  Tratado  de  la  Iglesia  de  Jesu 
Chnsto.  1793-1803. 

Melena,  Elpis.  Mane  Espe'rance 
(Brandt)  von  Schwartz.  Gemma,  oder, 
Tugend  und  Laster.  Munich,  1877. 

Melesville  Baron  Anne  Honor e  Jo- 
seph Duveyrier.  Valerie :  comedie.  Paris, 
186-. 

Melissa.     Jane  Huqhes  Brereton. 

MeUot,  Claude  Tom  Taylor.  This 
character  in  Charles  Kmgsley's  "Two 
Years  Ago  'Ms  said  by  Thomas  Hughes 
to  represent  Mr.  Tat/lor.  —  See  "Mac- 
millan's  Magazine"  for  August,  1880, 
"In  Memoriam." 

Melmoth.  Judge  Saint-George  Tucker \ 
in  Wirt's  "  Old  Bachelor." 

Melmoth,  Courtney.  Samuel  Jacl- 
son  Pratt.  The  sublime  and  beautiful  of 
Scripture  ...  L.  1777. 

Mels,  August  Martin  Cohn.  Baron 
Leo  von  Oberg,  M.D.  A  story  of  love 
unspoken  [trans  ]  B.  1868. 

Melville,  Emily.  Mrs.  Emily  Jone$ 
Derby. 

Member,  A.  Joseph  Sparkes.  An 
affectionate  address  to  the  Society  of 
Friends  in  Great  Britain  and  Ireland. 
By  ...  L.  1834. 

Member,  A.  WiUiam  Milnor.  An 
authentic  historical  memoir  of  the 
Schuylkill  Pishing  Company  of  the 
State  in  Schuylkill . . ,  P,  1830. 

Member,  A.  Thomas  Greer  Jacob. 
Brief  remarks  on  the  Christian  Sabbath 
. .  .  addressed  to  ...  the  Society  of 
Friends  . . ,  Belfast,  1832 

Member,  A.  Maria  Arthington.  A 
few  remarks  addressed  to  the  Society  of 
Friends  on  the  subject  of  a  revival  of 
religion  amongst  them.  By  ...  Leeds, 
1886  (?). 

Member,  A  Samuel  Gdwan,  D.D. 
Memoirs  of  a  New  England  village  choir 
. . .  B  1829. 

Member,  A.  John  Faulder.  Remarks 
on  the  birthright  membership  of  the 
Society  of  Friends.  By  ...  L. 
1843. 

Member  for  Chiltern  Hundreds, 
The.  Henry  W.Lucy.  Men  and  manners  in 


187 


Parliament ...  L.  1874.  Also  in  his 
contributions  to  the  "Gent.  Mag" 

Member  for  Paris,  The.  Eustace 
C!are  Grenville  Murray,  the  English  nov- 
elist. 

Member  of  a  Close  College,  A.  Augus- 
tus William  Hare.  A  letter  to  Daniel  K. 
Sandford,  Esq,  Professor  of  Greek  m 
the  University  of  Glasgow  . . .  Oxf . 
1822. 

Member  of  a  Provincial  Parlia- 
ment, A.  Eduard  Gibbon  Wakejield. 
View  of  Sir  Charles  Metcalfe's  govern- 
ment of  Canada  ...  L.  1844. 

Member  of  Convocation,  A.  Rev. 
White  Kennet.  Dr.  Snape  instructed  in 
some  matters  especially  relating  to  con- 
vocations and  converts  from  popery. 
L.  1718. 

Member  of  Convocation,  A.  Rev. 
Thomas  Vaughan.  The  legality  of  the 
present  academical  system  of  the  Uni- 
versity of  Oxford  . . .  Oxf.  1831. 

Member  of  Convocation,  A.  George. 
Hornet  D  D.  A  letter  to  the  Eight  Hon- 
orable, the  Lord  North,  Chancellor  of 
the  University  of  Oxford,  concerning 
subscription  to  the  39  articles,  and  par- 
ticularly the  under-graduate  subscription 
in  that  university.  By  ...  L.  1773. 

Also  ascribed  to  Rev.  Thomas  Patten. 

Member  of  Court,  A.  John  Archibald 
Murray,  Lord  Murray.  Letter  to  the 
Lord  Advocate  on  the  procedure  in  the 
court  of  session  and  jury  trials  . , . 
Edinb.  1850. 

The  letter  is  signed  "  J.  A.  M." 

Member,  of  Gray's  Inn,  A.  P.  B. 
Leigh.  Law  students'  guide . .  „  L. 
1827. 

Member  of  his  Privy  Council,  A. 
Charles  MacCormick,  LL.B.  Secret  his- 
tory of  the  court  and  reign  of  Charles 
II,  by...  L.  1792. 

Member  of  it,  A.  Rowley  Lascelles* 
~See"Publicola" 

Member  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  A.  John 
Raithby.  The  study  and  practice  of  the 
law  considered  in  their  various  relations 
to  society  ...  By  ...  L.  1798. 

Member  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  A.  John 
Lind,  Esq.  Three  letters  to  Dr.  Price 
...  By...  L.  1776. 

Member  of  neither  Syndicate,  A. 
Henry  Addington,  M.A.,  Lord  Sidmouth. 
A  few  remarks  on  the  "  New  Library " 
question  . . .  Carnb.  1831. 

Member  of  one  of  the  Societies,  A. 
W*  Dale.  Calculations  deduced  from 
first  principles  ...  By  ...  L.  1772. 

Member  of  one  of  the  Religious 
Societies,  A.  Richard  Finch,  A  de- 


fence of  the  Eev.  Mr.  Whitefield's  doc- 
trine of  regeneration  . .  .  By  ...  L. 
1739. 

Member  of  Parliament,  A.  George 
Ellis,  in  Beloe's  "  Sexagenarian/*  Vol.  2. 
p.  110.  2ded.  L.  1818. 

Member  of  Parliament,  A.  Trey  sac 
de  Vergy.  A  defence  of  his  royal  high- 
ness the  Duke  of  Cumberland.  L.  1770. 

Member  of  Parliament,  A.  Itoltert 
Henley  Ongley,  1st  Baron  Ongley.  An 
essay  on  the  nature  and  use  of  the 
militia  ...  By  ...  L.  1757. 

Member  of  Parliament,  A.  Sir  Rob- 
ert Walpole.  A  letter  . .  .  concerning  the 
duties  on  wine  and  tobacco.  L.  1733. 

Member  of  Parliament,  A.  William 
Pulteney,  Earl  of  Bath.  A  letter  . .  . 
concerning  the  sum  of  £  116,000  granted 
for  the  service  of  the  Civil  List.  L.  1729. 

Member  of  Parliament,  A.  Sir 
Humphrey  Mackworth.  A  letter  . . ,  giv- 
ing an  account  of  the  proceedings  of  the 
Tackers  ...  L.  1704. 

Member  of  Parliament,  A.  Oon- 
stantme  John  Phipps,  Lord  Mulgrave.  A 
letter  ...  on  the  late  proceedings  of  the 
House  of  Commons  in  the  Middlesex 
elections,  n.p.  1769. 

Member  of  Parliament,  A.  Sir 
William  Meredith.  The  question  stated 
...  L.1769. 

A  treatise  upon  "Wilke's  election. 

Member  of  Parliament,  Another. 
Sir  William  Blackstone.  A  letter  to  the 
author  of  "The  Question  Stated."  By 
...  L.1769. 

Member  of  Parliament,  A  Late. 
Thomas  Carew,  Esq.  An  historical  ac- 
count of  the  rights  of  elections  of  the 
several  counties,  cities,  and  boroughs  of 
Great  Britain  ...  By  ...  L*  1755. 

Member  of  the  Arcadian  Academy 
of  Rome,  A.  Joseph  Cooper  Walker. 
Historical  memoir  on  Italian  tragedy . . . 
By  ...  L.  1799. 

Member  of  the  Association,  A. 
Henry  Bigqs.  Annals  of  the  county  and 
city  of  Cork,  commencing  with  an 
abridged  report  of  the  transactions  of 
the  British  Association  ...  L.  1843. 

Member  of  the  Athenian  Society, 
A.  John  Dunton.  The  Athenian  oracle 
...  By...  L.  1703-4. 

Tbe  preface  is  signed  "Philaret,  a  Member 
of  Athens." 

Member  of  the  Bar,  A.  C  TF. 
Hart.  Essay  on  industry,  and  biographi- 
cal sketches  of  Theophilns  ftadclifEe  and 
Emma  Jones.  By ...  SteubenriHe,  O., 
1835. 

Member  of  the  Bar,  A.     Phineas 


188 


Bacon   Wilcox     Thoughts  .  .  .      Colum- 
bus, 0,,  1836. 

Member  of  the  Bar,  A.  Leonai  d  Kip. 
The  Volcano  Diggings :  n  tale  of  Cali- 
fornia law  ...  NY.  1851. 

Member  of  the  Boston  Bar,  A 
Ivers  James  Austin.  An  account  of  the 
origin  of  the  Mississippi  doctrine  of  re- 
pudiation ...  B.  1842. 

Member  of  the  Boston  Bar,  A 
John  Augustus  Bollcs.  The  affairs  erf 
Rhode  island,  being  a  review  of  Dr. 
Wayland's  "  Discourse  *'  .  .  .  B.  1842. 

Member  of  the  British  Parliament, 
A  Ft  cincls  Ingi am  /Seymour  Convoy,  Vis- 
count Beauc-harap  A  letter  to  the  Tirst 
Belfast  Volunteers  in  the  Province  of  Ul- 
ster. By.  ..  L.  3782. 

Member  of  the  Burton  Hunt,  A, 
Henni  Bi addon,  in  the  "Sporting  Maga- 
zine" (L.) 

Member  of  the  Church  at  Oxford, 
A  William  Palmer.  At  him  again' 
or,  the  fox  without  a  tail,  being  another 
word  for  Mr.  Bulteel  Oxf  1882 

Member  of  the  Church  of  Christ, 
A  Rev  Richard  Clarke  An  essay  on 
the  number  seven  .  .  .  By  ...  £,.  1759. 

Member  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A.  Rev,  William  Hoplins,  B  A. 
An  appeal  to  the  common  sense  of  all 
Christian  people  ...  By  ...  L. 
1762. 

Member  of  the  Churcli  of  Eng- 
land, A.  Charles  Leslie  The  case  truly 
stated,  wherein  the  case  restated  is  fully 
consicler'd,  L,  1714. 

This  work  is  in  the  form  of  a  dlalogne,  and  is 
signed  "Philalethes" 

Member  of  the  ChurcJi  of  Eng- 
land, A.  Jostah  Woodward.  The  Chris- 
tian peace  maker  ...  L.  1710. 

Member  of  the  Charch  of  Bug- 
land,  A.  William  Palmer,  M.A.  Ex- 
amination of  an  announcement  made  in 
the  "Prussian  State  Gazette  n  ...  Oxl 
1842 

Member  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, A.  J  A.  Thointhwaite.  The  young 
churchman's  manual .  . .  By  ...  L. 
1837. 

Member  of  the  Church,  of  England, 
from  Birtti  and  Education,  A.  liev. 
Edward  Evanson.  The  doctrines  of  a 
Trinity  and  the  Incarnation  of  God  ex- 
amined .  . .  L.  1772. 

Member  of  the  Church  of  God  at 
Oxford,  A.  William  Palmer,  M.A.  A 
hard  nut  to  crack ;  or,  a  word  in  season 
to  Mr,  Bulteel .  . .  Oxf.  1832, 

Member  of  the  Clmrcli  of  Soot- 
land,  A.  Itev.  James  Hog,  of  Carnock. 


An  essay  to  vindicate  some  Scripture 
truths  . .  .  n.p.  1716 

Member  of  the  Class  of  '07,  A.  JPaif 
Benjamin.  Shakings.  Etchings  from 
the  naval  academy  ...  B.  18G-. 

Member  of  the  College  of  Justice, 
A.  James  Watson.  New  form  of  pro- 
cess "before  the  Court  of  Session  .  .  . 
Edinb.  1799. 

Member  of  the  College  of  Justice, 
A.  William  Spml,  S.S.C.  Scones  and 
sketches  in  legal  life.  L,  187G. 

Member  of  tho  College  of  Physi- 
ciaus,  A.  Jeremiah  Wamewnght.  An 
anatomical  treatise  of  the  liver,  with  tho 
diseases  incident  to  it.  L.  1722. 

Member  of  the  Committee  of  Peace 
in  Paris,  A,  Q-eorge  M.  Q-ihbs.  A  let- 
ter to  the  American  Peace  Society  . . 
Paris,  1842. 

Member  of  the  Community,  and  a 
Sincere  Friend  to  his  Country,  A. 
John  CampbelL  The  naturalization  bill 
confuted  ...  L.  1751. 

Member  of  the  Congregation,  A, 
Joseph  Moule.  A  letter  to  the  membeis 
of  the  congregation  of  St  James*  chapel, 
Edinburgh  .  .  Edmb.  1842 

Member  of  the  Convention  of  tho 
Royal  Burghs  of  Scotland,  A  Daj-<  d 
Dundas  Scott.  Blue-book  cuiiositics  . .  , 
Edinb  1867. 

Member  of  the  Corporation,  A. 
Samuel  Atlm&  Eliot.  A  letter  to  the 
president  of  Harvard  College  ...  B. 
1840, 

Member  of  the  Dramatic  Lunatic 
Asylum,  A.  Crosbie  Ward,  Esq.  f  Ihe 
haunted  housemaid;  op,  the  villain  of 
the  velvet  vcskit  Christchureh,  Kow 
Zealand,  1865. 

Member  of  the  Duddingston  Curl- 
ing Socletyj  A.  Rev,  James  Ramsay. 
An  account  of  the  game  of  curling. 
By  ...  Edmb.  1811. 

Member  of  the  Edinburgh  Photo- 
graphic Society,  A.  —  Burnett,  of 
Edinburgh.  Photography  in  colours . .  . 
By...  Edinb.  1867. 

Member  of  the  English  Bar,  A. 
John  Sibbald  Edison.  "St.  George  for 
England."  An  address  to,  and  corre- 
spondence "with,  certain  persons  disaf- 
fected to  the  established  constitution  . .  . 
Ji.  1850. 

Member  of  the  EagUsh  Bar,  A. 
John  Hbdgtin.  Incumbered  Estates 
(Ireland)  Bill.  Objections,  by  the  Irish 
attonries  and  solicitors;  and  answers 
t>y  .  . .  L.  1849  ('). 

Member  of  the  Established  Church, 
A.  Sir  John  Baytey.  The  Book  of 


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Common  Prayer,  with  notes.  L. 
1813. 

"  The  author  withheld  his  name,  not  from  any 
wish  improperly  to  conceal  it,  but  because  it  was 
no  part  of  his  object  to  diaw  himself  into  notice." 

Member  of  the  Established  Church, 

A.  Dr.  Samuel  Parr.  A  letter  from 
Irenopolis  to  the  inhabitants  of  Eleuthe- 
ropolis  . . .  Bii-mirfgham,  1792. 

Member  of  the  Executive  Commit- 
tee, A.  Jordan  L.  Mott.  Report  to  the 
inventors  of  the  United  States.  Morri- 
sama,  N.Y.,  1854. 

Member  of  the  Faculty,  A.  Robert 
Eannatj*  Letter  to  the  Dean  of  the  Fac- 
ulty of  Advocates  .  .  .  Edmb.  1823 

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cates, A.  Charles  Ferguson,  younger,  of 
Kilkerran.  The  early  history  of  Church 
Patronage  . . .  Edmb.  1833. 

Member  of  the  Faculty  of  Advo- 
cates, A.  James  Starke.  An  introduc- 
tion to  the  study  of  the  law  of  Scotland 
. .  .  Edinb.  1832. 

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James  Gall.  A  free  Church  and  a  free 
trade...  1844 

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gustine Stothert.  A  short  series  of  lec- 
tures on  the  parochial  and  collegiate 
antiquities  of  Edinburgh,  read  to  the 
Holy  Gild  of  St.  Joseph.  By  ...  Edinb. 
1845. 

Member  of  the  Guildry,  A.  James 
87wra.  An  historic  sketch  of  Cowane's 
Hospital,  Stirling.  By  ...  Stirling, 
1867. 

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of  Writers  to  the  Signet,  A  William 
Jamieson  A  letter  to  the  Right  Honour- 
able Lord  Viscount  Melville  . . .  Edinb. 
1814. 

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of  Newfoundland,  A.  Patrick  Morris. 
A  short  reply  to  the  speech  of  Earl  Ab- 
erdeen . .  .  Liverpool,  1839. 

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etc.,  A.  William  ArnalL  Animadver- 
sions on  a  Reverend  Prelate's  [Bishop 
T.  Sherlock's]  remarks  upon  the  bill . . . 
entitled  "A  Bill  to  prevent  suits  for 
tythes...  By...  L.  1731. 

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swer to  the  Country  Parson's  Plea  against 
the  Quakers*  Tythe-Bill ...  By  ...  L. 
1736. 

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A.  Archibald  Hutcheson.  An  estimate 
of  the  value  of  South-Sea  stock.  L. 
1720. 

Member  of  the  House  of  Commons, 


A.  Daniel  Defoe.  A  letter  .  . ,  relating 
to  the  Bill  of  Commerce  ...  L.  1713. 

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A.  Rolen  Molesiuortli,  Viscount  Moles- 
worth.  A  letter  .  .  .  relating  to  the  Bill 
of  Peerage  ...  L  1719. 

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A  Philip  Caiteret  Webb.  Some  obser- 
vations on  the  late  determination  for 
discharging  Mr.  Wiikes  from  his  com- 
mitment to  the  Tower  of  London  .  .  . 
By...  L.  1763 

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in  Ireland,  A.  Jonathan  Siv\fi,  D.D.  A 
letter  from  ...  to  a  member  of  the  House 
of  Commons  in  England  ...  L.  1709 

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tion of  New  Orleans,  A.  William  L. 
Robinson.  Diary  of  a  Samaritan.  N.O. 
1858. 

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Wendell  Dams.  Barnstable,  Massachu- 
setts A  description  of  the  eastern  coast 
of  the  county  of  Barnstable  . .  .  B.  1802. 

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John  Davis,  LL.D  The  life  boat:  a 
poem  . . .  n.p ,  n.d. 

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H  Roscoe.  A  discourse  on  the  study  of 
the  laws  ...  L.  1824 

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nis Burrowes  Kelly.  The  Manor  of  Glen- 
more  j  or,  the  Irish  peasant . . .  L.  1839. 

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Heivey  Redmond  Morres,  2d  Viscount 
Mountmorrcs  Considerations  on  the  in- 
tended modification  of  Poyning's  Law. 
L.  1780 

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Lord  Robert  Griosvenor,  Baron  Ebury. 
Leaves  from  my  journal  during  the  sum- 
mer of  1851.  L.  1852. 

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bly of  Upper  Canada,  A.  Son. 
Francis  Hincks.  The  Seigniorial  Ques- 
tion :  its  present  position  . . .  Quebec, 
1854. 

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entific Association  of  Elgin,  A.  Dr. 
Taylor.  Edward  I.  of  England  in  the 
North  of  Scotland  .  .  .  Elgin,  1858. 

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Charles  Trimnell,  D.D.  An  account  of 
the  proceedings  between  the  two  Houses 
of  Convocation  which  met  October  the 
20th,  1702...  L.  MDCCIV. 

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Robert  Walpole,  Earl  of  Orf ord.  Thoughts 
of  ...  in  relation  to  a  project  for  . .  . 
limiting  the  power  of  the  Crown  in  the 
future  creation  of  peers*  L.  1719. 

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Convocation,  A.  Francis  Atterbury. 
The  case  of  the  schedule  stated  ...  L. 
1702. 

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naeum, A.  J.  P.  Culvencell.  Manches- 
ter in  1844  ...  L.  1844 

Member  of  the  Marine  Society,  A. 
Jonas  Hanway.  A  letter  .  .  Shewing 
the  piety,  generosity,  and  utility  of  their 
design  .  5th  ed.  L  1757. 

Member  of  the  Maryland  Legisla- 
ture, A  Lauience  Sanqston.  The  Bas- 
tiles  of  the  North  .  Bait.  1863 

Member  of  the  N.  E  Hist.  Gen  So- 
ciety, A.  Timothy  Fauar.  Memoir  of 
the  Farrar  family.  B.  1853, 

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Vine  Wright  Kinysley.  Reconstruction  in 
America...  NY.' 1865 

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and  Biographical  Society,  A.  \Vd- 
ham  Lintaham  Kip.  The  olden  time  m 
New  York,  1664-1775  N  Y.  1883 

Member  of  the  Numismatic  Soci- 
ety of  Philadelphia,  A.  Henry  Phillips, 
Jr  Historical  sketch  of  the  paper  money 
issued  by  Pennsylvania  .  .  P  1862 

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tion, A  Rev.  O  A.  Row,  of  Pembroke 
College.  Letter  to  the  "Right  Honour- 
able Lord  John  Russell,  M.I*.  .  on  the 
constitutional  defects  of  the  University 
and  Colleges  of  Oxford  .  .  L.  1850. 

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A.  John  G.  Johnson.  A  criticism  of  Mr. 
"Win.  B.  Reed's  aspersions  on  the  charac- 
ter of  Dr.  Benjamin  Rush  ...  P.  1867. 

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A.  Dand  Boyei  Broion.  Heply  to  Hor- 
ace Binney  on  the  privilege  of  the  Writ 
of  Habeas  Corpus  under  the  Constitution 
...  P.  1862. 

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Club,  A.  Col  Robert  Ton  ens.  The  budget. 
L.  1841. 

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The  hand-book  of  Toronto  . . .  Toronto, 
1858. 

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ence, A.  Thomas  Osmond  Summers,  D  D. 
Post  Oak  Circuit.  Edited  by  ...  Nash- 
ville, 1857. 

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Church,  A.  George  Finch.  A  brief  re- 
ply to  **  A  sure  way  to  find  out  the  true 
religion"  ...  L,  1841 

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tee of  the  Church  of  Ireland,  A.  H. 
Lloyd.  The  doctrine  of  absolution  . .  . 
By  .  Dublin,  1871. 

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A.  J.  M.  Bundy.  State  rights  and  the 


appellate  jurisdiction  of  the  Supreme 
Court  of  the  United  States  .  .  .  Beloit, 
Wis ,  1860 

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A.  Thomas  Fiognall  Dibdm,  D.D.  Cran- 
mer:  a  novel  L  1839. 

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Surgeons,  A  William  Wadd  Cursory 
remarks  on  corpulence  L.  1810. 

Member  of  the  Royal  Society,  and 
of  the  Society  of  Antiquaries,  of 
London.  Sir  James  Bui  row  A  few 
anecdotes  and  observations  relating  to 
Oliver  Cromwell  and  his  family  .  .  . 
By...  L.  1763 

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White  Kennet.  Bibhothecae  Americante 
primordia  .  L  1713. 

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Heniy  Foley.  English  province  S.  J. 
Alphabetical  catalogue  .  .  .  Roehamp- 
ton,  1875. 

The  introduction  is  signed  "  H.  F  " 

Member  of  the  Senate,  A  William 
Fiend.  Considerations  on  the  oaths  re- 
quired by  the  University  of  Cambridge  . . 

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Ash,  M.D.  An  address  to  the  Society 
of  Friends  on  ...  disseminating  Chris- 
tian knowledge  among  the  Heathen 
By  ...  L  1828. 

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Arnee  Brief  remarks,  on  an  important 
subject;  or,  a  parent's  thoughts  on  the 
means  of  obtaining  a  guarded  and  relig- 
ious education  for  youth  at  schools  . . . 
By  .  .  Bristol,  1820. 

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ries in  London.  Fiancis  Wise.  Some 
enquiries  concerning  the  first  inhabitants, 
language,  religion,  learning,  and  letters 
of  Europe,  by  ...  L.  1758 

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quaries of  Scotland,  A.  Archibald 
M'Neill,  W.S.  Notes  on  the  authenticity 
of  Ossian's  poems  .  . .  1868. 

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and  Manufacturers  of  Philadelphia, 
A  Tench  Coxe.  An  essay  on  the  man- 
ufacturing interest  of  the  United  States, 
etc.  P.  1804. 

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tutional Information,  A.  William  Da- 
vies  Shipley.  The  principles  of  the  Gov- 
ernment ...  L.  1783. 

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A.  Joseph  John  Gurnet/,  The  contribu- 
tion of  ...  to  a  lady's  album.  1827. 

Member  of  the  Society  of  Friends, 
A.  James  Boivden.  An  examination 
into  the  scriptural  lawfulness  of  mar- 


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riage  with  a  deceased  wife's  sister,  e*tc. 
By...  L.  1868 

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A  Henry^  Callaway.  Immediate  reve- 
lation :  being  a  brief  view  of  the  dealings 
of  God  with  man  in  all  ages  . . .  By  . .  . 
L.  1842. 

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A.  Jonathan  Pirn  Is  it  right  for  a 
Christian  to  marry  two  sisters  *  By  .  . 
Dublin,  1863. 

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A  Mai  i/  Stacey,  Jim.  A  letter  on  the 
Lord's  Supper.  By  ...  L  1830. 

3Iember  of  the  Society  of  Friends, 
A  William  Collier.  Quakerism.  By 
..  .  Plymouth  (*),  1837. 

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A.  Philip     Thompson.      The    remem- 
brancer, for  such  as  believe  in  the  truth 
as  it  is  in  Jesus  ...     By  ...     Wood- 
bridge,  1820 

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Inn,  A.  Timothy  Brecknock.  Droit  le 
Eoy  . . .  L.  1764. 

Member  of  the  Sodality  of  the  B. 
V.  Mary,  Church  of  the  Most  Holy 
Redeemer,  East  Boston.  Ja  mes  Fitton. 
Influence  of  the  Catholic  doctrines  on 
the  emancipation  of  slaves  ...  B  1863. 

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Harrison  Gray  Otis.  A  letter  to  the  Hon. 
Josiah  Quincy  ...  on  the  law  of  libel . . . 
B  1823. 

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of  1829,  A  Henry  Gassett.  Catalogue 
of  books  on  the  Masonic  Institution  . .  . 

B.  1852. 

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Original  Seceders,  A  Rev.  John  Q-ra- 
ham.  Non-intrusion  weighed  in  the  bal- 
ance and  found  wanting  . , .  Ayr,  1843. 

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Congress,  A  John  Pendleton  Kennedy. 
Defence  of  the  ^Yhigs.  N  Y.  1844. 

Member  of  the  University,  A.  Ben- 
jamin Blayne?/.  An  espostulatory  letter 
-to  ...  Dr.  Randolph.  Oxf.  1773. 

Member  of  the  University,  A  IJate. 
Peter  Le  Page  Renouf.  The  character  of 
the  Rev.  W.  Palmer,  M.A.,  of  Worcester 
College  .  . .  L.  1843. 

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bridge, A.  Richard  Duppa,  B.O.L.  An 
address  to  the  Parliament  of  Great  Brit- 
ain, on  the  claims  of  authors  to  their  own 
copyright.  L.  1813. 

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bridge, A.  Thomas  Perronet  Thompson. 
Catechism  of  the  Corn  Laws.  Manches- 
ter, n  d 

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bridge, A.  Jackson  Musptatt  WiUtams 
The  elements  of  Euclid  .  .  By  .  . 
1827. 

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bridge, A.  Bev.  Edward  John  Nixon. 
The  facts  as  they  are  .  .  Camb  1844. 

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bridge, A  William  Burdon,  M.A  A 
few  words  of  plain  truth . . .  Camb.  1797 

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bridge, A.  Pi  of.  George  Long.  Hanni- 
bal's passage  of  the  Alps.  L  1800. 

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bridge, A.  Rev.  Philip  Stanhope  Dodd, 
M.A.  Bants  to  Freshmen,  from .  . 
1798. 

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bridge, A  Benjamin  Hall